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You don't have economic power when you're breaking the law. (Generally)
by Teandw 5y ago
You don't have economic power when you're breaking the law. (Generally)
- sircastor 5y agoI don’t follow this. All kinds of economic power exists outside of legal boundaries, on large and small scales. Everything from street prices for drugs to bribery demands at government levels. Even laws designed curb market abuse through fines can be considered a cost of doing business rather than a disincentive, making it an economic tool for the perpetrators.
- Teandw 5y agoI refer to this specific situation.