After taking a look at the US and some other countries, I see that there are a bunch of monopolies that slowly promote more unfair competition and less opportunities for small cap companies.
To add more context, let's use the example of the 6 media companies out there: Comcast, Walt Disney, AT&T, ViacomCBS, Sony and Fox. Another monopoly will be the Oil companies and the fuel for the car industry which promotes car dependent cities.
With this in mind:
- Which laws could decisively dismantle these monopolies and promote more competitors to join in?
- What incentive could be created to promote fair competition that could benefit us all?
- What could stop simulated shortages from oligarchs and create abundance in services and products?
I know that there is no country that has a completely free market, but, within the allowed parameters, there has to be a realistic solution that could improve the economy while being fair for everyone.
Thanks and I hope we could have an incredible discussion about this.
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