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Monopoly
Monopoly is the control of an economic entity coupled with the absence of competition, it
can only be accomplished through force
Monopoly is always and can only be created and maintained with government power
Monopoly always seeks to control randomness, and is thus paradoxically unstable, over
time the monopoly will decay, unless buttressed and preserved by an ever growing
amount of government force
An individual or group, compound or corporation, cannot create a monopoly without
government power
Monopoly in the hands of individuals closely associated and or related to individuals in
government is often called oligarchy, it is still government created and maintained
monopoly
No government can "protect" us from monopoly except by ceasing to create and maintain
them
The so called black market is natural randomness in economic activity that will flourish the
more there is monopoly created and maintained by the state
So called public goods are merely excuses for government monopoly, and there is no
goods or services that cannot be provided by individuals or corporations in non-monopoly
situations
Royalty government craves monopoly as a source of favors, gifts and guaranteed income
and power
All governments wants monopolies because it gives the holder of political power economic
favors to disperse
Monopoly is the control of an economic entity coupled with the absence of competition, it
can only be accomplished through force
Monopoly is always and can only be created and maintained with government power
Monopoly always seeks to control randomness, and is thus paradoxically unstable, over
time the monopoly will decay, unless buttressed and preserved by an ever growing
amount of government force
An individual or group, compound or corporation, cannot create a monopoly without
government power
Monopoly in the hands of individuals closely associated and or related to individuals in
government is often called oligarchy, it is still government created and maintained
monopoly
No government can "protect" us from monopoly except by ceasing to create and maintain
them
The so called black market is natural randomness in economic activity that will flourish the
more there is monopoly created and maintained by the state
So called public goods are merely excuses for government monopoly, and there is no
goods or services that cannot be provided by individuals or corporations in non-monopoly
situations
Royalty government craves monopoly as a source of favors, gifts and guaranteed income
and power
All governments wants monopolies because it gives the holder of political power economic
favors to disperse