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by ABCLAW
2780 days ago
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>No, that's not how it works. You can't compare to a random, made up scenario. Go look up antitrust cases... ... That's exactly the issue with the current paradigm of monopoly enforcement. You can subvert a market, then if you fly under the radar for long enough, the competition bureaus have no ability to determine that pricing pressure is being exerted because the market is already non-competitive at the point of the comparison. You conflate the limits of our current enforcement framework with the principles that underlie the effort in the first place throughout this thread. |
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