That's the problem in uncompetitive markets, where alternatives don't exist for consumers.

well, competition isn't always present in new markets

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PbfX3ZyHLJg&ab_channel=PewDiePie

hell yeah

Japan has strict regulations, but what is even stricter is the peer scorn over not abiding by those regulations

he's not donating to ADL now

https://youtu.be/yktichk-fzc

that doesn't mean there is a monopoly

Fuck off with pdp

No, it takes time, @ManAnimal.

yup

Indeed.

svaroszhyc is a manlet

Before you get fined in Japan for not sorting your trash, you will get th ire of your entire neighbourhood

people forget that a monopoly has nothing to do with the customers

This is why Japan functions so well as an industrialised society

it's about how a company treats their competition

not competition?

no monopoly

Almost as if cultural change had more impact than legislative one

^^

ALWAYS

Sometimes the lack of competition, thereof, just means the firm is efficient enough to last an extensive period of time without competition. Take Walmart, for example. There was also Sears, and now there's Amazon and eBay.

Monopoly is neither good nor bad by itself

Never was

and it should as law should take it's cue from the consensus of what the community deems just

Remember when pewds was hated around here

I told you

So, you have people claiming there's a monopoly when there isn't.

He wore an iron cross too

Legend

Walmart was subject to that criticism, back in the day.

Yeah MA that was the idea of the whole modern democracy I think

well, it's sort of a 'chicken or the egg' problem

The red pillers have been saved

Monopoly has merely a **GREATER POTENTIAL** to be abused and worse consequences

But there are plenty of benevolent monopolies that we accept and take for granted

Is it finally happening guys? Are we winning? <:POGGERS:419435935915311104>

It's all risk management decisions rly

once you are a monopoly, you have no one to leagally come after you AS a monopoly

There is no winning only slowly accepting the reality that you never could win.