> Why not send top stockholders to prison while you're at it? Or just curtail every holder's shares by a fixed percentage, if/when a publicly-owned company is

> Why not send top stockholders to prison while you're at it? Or just curtail every holder's shares by a fixed percentage, if/when a publicly-owned company is found to have engaged in anti-competitive behavior. If the incentive of maximizing shareholder value is no longer aligned with the interests of society, maybe that's how to fix it.