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but in this particular case, it was useful because before the war, the British Crown had put a lot of regulations on the economy—complicated licenses, royal monopolies, etc.—but during the turmoil, it couldn't enforce them, which made for freer markets.
complicated licenses, royal monopolies, etc.
It has been far too long that the monopolies have been making the campaign contributions, have been funding the super PACs, have been out there making sure that their influence is heard and felt in every single decision that gets made in Washington.
It has been far too long that the monopolies have been making the campaign contributions, have been funding the super PACs, have been out there making sure that their influence is heard and felt in every single decision that gets made in Washington.
It is a massive supply chain, from materials to equipment to design, that many countries all across the world have quasi-monopolies over, making everyone dependent on everyone else.
It is a massive supply chain—from materials to equipment to design—that many countries all across the world have quasi-monopolies over, making everyone dependent on everyone else.
For context, for basically its entire history, America has had banking laws that have tried to prevent big bank monopolies and instead encouraged smaller regional banks.
For context, for basically its entire history, America has had banking laws that have tried to prevent big bank monopolies and instead encouraged smaller regional banks.
This was her way of criticizing the first Monopolies of the 1900s.
This was her way of criticizing the fierce monopolies of the 1900s.
Like, I always say, like and so I always say, like, objectivity is an artifact of an era in which news businesses were monopolies or oligopolies.
Well, monopolies and oligopolies got established." And so for, um and it was sort of this era of centralization in a lot of parts of the economy.
We've seen plenty of famous monopolies throughout history,
We've seen plenty of famous monopolies throughout history, from Standard Oil in the 1890s to Microsoft in the 1980s.
He helps him structure monopolies and regulates their competitors, quickly becoming a favorite among the oligarchs.
monopolies and regulates their
An elite group of industrialists grows rich quickly by establishing monopolies in sectors such as steel, railways, oil, and
An elite group of industrialists grows rich quickly by establishing monopolies in sectors
And so you see a lot of what I would consider natural monopolies in different parts of the semiconductor industry, driven by the economics associated with producing these complicated materials, equipment, manufacturing processes, and
And so you see a lot of what I would consider natural monopolies in different parts of the