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That both doesn’t answer my question nor is it actually true. In fact, splits almost always happen when it’s actually a monopoly not some vague hand-wavy goal-
by mynameisvlad 4y ago
That both doesn’t answer my question nor is it actually true.
In fact, splits almost always happen when it’s actually a monopoly not some vague hand-wavy goal-shifting “monopolistic behaviors”.
- bioemerl 4y agoSplits in general rarely if ever happen at all, let alone when they should. Our antitrust over the last few years is crazy lacking. Wouldn't you want the burst of innovation and competition before the five to ten years of status quo monopoly if you wait to act?
- mynameisvlad 4y agoCute strawman. That would also extend to practically every company out there unless we can somehow accurately predict the future.