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by s1artibartfast
972 days ago
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IF competition cant exist because of economies of scale, that means consumers are are better off with the monopoly than with competition. Let me say that again, if a new competitor cannot undercut a monopoly, the customer would not be better off with more competition. Nobody wants the government to break up a monopoly because economies of scale allow them to sell goods too cheaply. If profits are high, there is room for competition. If profits are low, customers are getting a good deal. The only things that breaks this are 1) regulation to prevent competition despite high profits, or 2) anti-competitive practices like price dumping, exclusive contracting, ect. |
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