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> What matters is if Amazon clients actually do go around Amazon or not. I disagree. If every freely chooses to buy from Amazon when they could have bought els
by jasonlfunk 12y ago
> What matters is if Amazon clients actually do go around Amazon or not.
I disagree. If every freely chooses to buy from Amazon when they could have bought elsewhere, that doesn't mean they have a monopoly. It means they offer a superior product (or a superior price). As soon as someone comes along and offers a better price or product, people will stop buying from Amazon.
Power still lies with the consumer in this case; government regulation is not required.