> The "free market" will always, always end up with large fish eating up the small fish I still think this has much more to do with market interventions enabli

> The "free market" will always, always end up with large fish eating up the small fish I still think this has much more to do with market interventions enabling 'artificially' large economies of scale. Infrastructure, police, subsidies/grants, IP protections--all played and continue to play a massive role in shaping markets today.