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> Plus straight old fashioned corruption in a state sponsored monopoly. Why don't they just nationalize it? At that point there wouldn't be a huge incentive t
by oblio 7mo ago
> Plus straight old fashioned corruption in a state sponsored monopoly.
Why don't they just nationalize it?
At that point there wouldn't be a huge incentive to raise prices and increase profits and state control would demand lower prices for residents.
- ben_w 7mo ago> Why don't they just nationalize it? Given the general dysfunction in American politics (and I say this as an outside observer), the current owners would raise a stink about it, possibly playing the "nationalize == communism == USSR == gulags" card as a negative campaign in the next election.