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Monopolies don't foster innovation, which is the implicit claim you are making. If the ROI on a lab is the best of available options and the company has suffic
by appleflaxen 4y ago
Monopolies don't foster innovation, which is the implicit claim you are making.
If the ROI on a lab is the best of available options and the company has sufficient capital then... it will get done.
Being a monopoly makes the capital part easier, but a non-monopoly of sufficient size would make the same decision.
And the direct effect of monopolies on innovation is even worse: that the directly stifle competitors.