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It's mostly a figure of speech. Every company is entitled to some type of discreet monopolization. Thing is, governments (especially pro-capitalist ones) don't
by phantom_oracle 11y ago
It's mostly a figure of speech. Every company is entitled to some type of discreet monopolization.
Thing is, governments (especially pro-capitalist ones) don't like monopolies, which is where the reference comes from.
- cactusface 11y agoOh ok, I missed the connection to monopolies. Thanks for spelling it out.
- dylanjermiah 11y ago>Thing is, governments (especially pro-capitalist ones) don't like monopolies, which is where the reference comes from. A true monopoly rarely, if ever, actually exists in a real free market. However, artificial government backed monopolies are rampant today.