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> Even worse, there is zero reason why these companies should exist except for "collusion as a service". That doesn't make a lot of sense. Take a market where
by refurb 3y ago
> Even worse, there is zero reason why these companies should exist except for "collusion as a service".
That doesn't make a lot of sense.
Take a market where there is 100% price transparency - cars, electronics - are a couple examples.
As a manufacturer I can easily find out exactly what my competitors are charging and change my price at will.
Is that collusion? The market is dependent on transparent pricing.