> when clearly oligopoly is the end game of unconstrained capitalism. The trouble (or benefit) of unconstrained capitalism is that as soon as you do anything c

> when clearly oligopoly is the end game of unconstrained capitalism. The trouble (or benefit) of unconstrained capitalism is that as soon as you do anything compelling, a thousand people will jump in to copy you. This makes establishment of an oligopoly highly unlikely. We see oligopolies in our constrained environment because the artificial constraints (e.g. intellectual property laws) we apply help build 'moats', keeping those thousands away.