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A pervasive myth against free exchange is the myth of natural monopolies. In spite of the interlocutor never being able to prove the existance of even a SINGLE one of them, they are very apt to assume that markets tend towards monopolization. r/NaturalMonopolyMyth exists to compile evidence demonstrating the lunacy of this demagoguery.

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Natural monopoly-truthers literally go "MUH NATURAL MONOPOLY" to every instance of perceived high market shares, never asking themselves if State intervention is the REASON for said market high market share. The o so benevolent State is always seen as the solution; they even recognize cronyism doe.

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24252 months ago

Why is it that they get greedy whenever a large demand overstepping supply emerges, and generous whenever the demand is relatively inferior to the supply??? 🤔

r/NaturalMonopolyMyth
952 months ago

"It can't be the laws of supply and demand: it MUST be the egg producers all conspiring together to defraud the common man! That's why we must give a small group of people the right to decide how people can use their persons and property peacefully. 🥰"

r/NaturalMonopolyMyth
802 months ago

Statements like this happen when you define "monopoly" as "whenever large market share" - it becomes a meaningless term.

r/NaturalMonopolyMyth
702 months ago

"Six Graphs Showing Just How Much the Government Has Grown" by Ryan McMaken busts the myth that the status-quo is because of deregulation and smaller government.

r/NaturalMonopolyMyth
402 months ago

Many of the "muh natural monopoly" people are also people who protect literal intellectual monopoly grants ("intellectual 'property'"). They have NO right in saying "muh natural monopoly".

r/NaturalMonopolyMyth
442 months ago

Large entranced corporations become calcified

r/NaturalMonopolyMyth
312 months ago

One reason for natural monopolies not being a thing is because diseconomies of scale exist. One likely reason to us having so large corporations nowadays is because they are able to utilize monopoly services by the State, such as intellectual monopoly grants and other forms of regulations.

r/NaturalMonopolyMyth
202 months ago

3 images debunking the "greedflation due to cartels" myth. Something to remember is that many who subscribe to that myth do so because of prejudices and feel that it is disghusting to tell the truth and thus disprove their conspiratorial worldview. Many WANT to believe that corporations conspire.

r/NaturalMonopolyMyth
202 months ago

Some excellent points which demonstrate how damaging anti-trust laws are. Opposing anti-trust laws is very hard since it seems like only a useful idiot would do it, until you realize what the State is.

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202 months ago