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How would they go to a new one if he uses the massive power he has to absorb and destroy the competition?
How would they get there if the roads no longer connect to other areas because Bezos bought all the construction companies and makes the cost too high to maintain those roads?
Not all companies will sell to him and new construction companies will form and charge reasonable rates to maintain the roads.
Walmart has enough capital on hand to work at a loss for a long long time before it’s an issue. How would their competitors compete when they can’t beat Walmarts prices?
Walmart has already done this with grocery stores in areas in the modern day. Lower their prices to the point of operating at a loss locally to drive the competition out of business and once their gone then bring the prices back up.
They got to this point with the current system.
With our current levels of regulations.
Less regulations would only make things worse not better.
How do you know that?
By learning about history.
We’ve consistently had more regulations since the 1950’s and life is getting more unaffordable and corporations are getting more power.
Fewer antitrust regulations and union protections, those have been worn down with legislation and judge rulings.