What this viewpoint always misses is the labor market. That's a real market with real consequences, and when monopolies roll up entire industries, that's mar

What this viewpoint always misses is the labor market. That's a real market with real consequences, and when monopolies roll up entire industries, that's market power that gets used _against_ workers and their wages. I don't think it's worth ignoring that or the loss in real innovations in the name of being deferential to established business and the imagined value of the quality products they create.