> Even the relatively lax enforcement of anti-competitive laws we do have is likely to prevent that particular scenario. Maybe in the US, but in Canada and els

> Even the relatively lax enforcement of anti-competitive laws we do have is likely to prevent that particular scenario. Maybe in the US, but in Canada and elsewhere, anti-competitive behaviour is basically seen as a national policy objective. “Strong & powerful industry is good for you” (as they no longer even need to collude to raise prices and reduce competition for labour).