You answered my question??? Where exactly did you provide a regulation that results in oligopoly or monopoly. Name the regulation.


You didn't provide a regulation, you just talked about your lack of understanding about market shares, centralized economies, and then your wistful fascination with the gilded age at the turn of the 20th century.


You said a business that has a large market share does not constitute a monopoly or oligopoly. And of course, by definition that is wrong, as I pointed out.


Next, you took one sentence I mentioned in terms of governmental subsidies to help alleviate some barriers to entering a market as centralized planning. What a load of horse garbage. Providing a subsidy in order to drive competition into a market is not centralized planning, yet another inaccuracy by you that is basic econ 101


And when I'm taking about monopolies and oligopoly, I'm by definition discussing anti trust!!! Come on, man.


The cable monopolies are a price example that anti trust laws are being ignore at the federal level. Comcast has been buying out its competitors to consolidate the market.


You didn't provide a true answer.

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