> You can only do that if you have cornered the market. How does capitalism address the fact that so many companies have cornered their markets not on merit bu

> You can only do that if you have cornered the market. How does capitalism address the fact that so many companies have cornered their markets not on merit but on resource access inequality, and have now accumulated enough resources to engage in lobbying and legal harassment for a long time even if free-market "reforms" are eventually passed? Should these companies be closed based on their past record?