147 pts ยท September 12, 2018
That's also partially why Bezos has been advocating for a raise in the minimum wage and regulations.
That's partially why amazon still prices anything bought from them under cost even though they have massive market share.
Without regulations causing barriers to entry any inflation of prices above natural levels will create an opportunity for a new business.
afford his steel during wartime and not go into so much debt. He raised prices after the war had ended to standard market levels.
US steel did cut prices and lose money on steel for a while but it was not to undercut competition it was so that the US government could
government interference in the market. No monopoly has ever lasted as long as the Bell monopoly did with government backing.
People like to point out Standard Oil as the quintessential monopoly but they are a perfect example of how monopolies don't last without
military, they kept their prices low. By the time of their breakup they had already lost between 30 and 40% of their market share.
Yes but SO never started gouging prices and even during their 90% market share time, which was due to being the sole provider of oil to the
larger market share than before their breakup.
Standard Oil specifically had gone from 90% market share to ~60-70% before their breakup. After their breakup former SO companies had a
because they were the sole providers for the government during wartime.
Both Standard Oil and US steel had already started losing market share before the breakups. They also both only got as large as they did
The more you reply the worse your argument gets & the more obvious it gets you are ignorant of everything you are attempting to speak about.
Let alone if we added Industrial, Building, Transportation, and Misc to the totals.
You should also realize Lawyers are #2 and the BAR Association is a Union so we get to add that into the union total.
Even if her information was correct #25 out of 121 is still one of the largest.
She mentions #25 when the list she linked only goes to #20.
Turns out Unions are listed under Business Associations which is #5 on the list, making them one of the largest lobbyists in the US.
I will always support it because I refuse to ever join a union. I can and have negotiated a higher than union salary for myself.
Right to work simply states I cannot be required to join a union in order to be hired for a job. It helps make sure unions stay honest.
Given that open secrets is funded mostly by leftist to my knowledge its actually kinda funny they so strongly confirm my assertion.
Looking around some more I realize unions are listed under business associations on the page you linked. They are #5 in that list.
That page has nothing to do with what you are trying to prove.
also its *have and *anti-regulation. Not an argument against you but proofreading before hitting send is a virtue.
So you are a supporter of right to work?
Unions do just as much lobbying as your corporate boogeyman and in many states they get preferential treatment like gov mandated monopolies.
Collective bargaining can be done without lobbying and having a monopoly on labor.
You know unions are some of the largest lobbyist groups in the US right? Lobbyists have no power if government has no power to regulate.
I also almost did it in a stock 91 civic hatch but water was a little bit deeper than I thought it was and I ended up hydro locking it.
That's also partially why Bezos has been advocating for a raise in the minimum wage and regulations.
That's partially why amazon still prices anything bought from them under cost even though they have massive market share.
Without regulations causing barriers to entry any inflation of prices above natural levels will create an opportunity for a new business.
afford his steel during wartime and not go into so much debt. He raised prices after the war had ended to standard market levels.
US steel did cut prices and lose money on steel for a while but it was not to undercut competition it was so that the US government could
government interference in the market. No monopoly has ever lasted as long as the Bell monopoly did with government backing.
People like to point out Standard Oil as the quintessential monopoly but they are a perfect example of how monopolies don't last without
military, they kept their prices low. By the time of their breakup they had already lost between 30 and 40% of their market share.
Yes but SO never started gouging prices and even during their 90% market share time, which was due to being the sole provider of oil to the
larger market share than before their breakup.
Standard Oil specifically had gone from 90% market share to ~60-70% before their breakup. After their breakup former SO companies had a
because they were the sole providers for the government during wartime.
Both Standard Oil and US steel had already started losing market share before the breakups. They also both only got as large as they did
The more you reply the worse your argument gets & the more obvious it gets you are ignorant of everything you are attempting to speak about.
Let alone if we added Industrial, Building, Transportation, and Misc to the totals.
You should also realize Lawyers are #2 and the BAR Association is a Union so we get to add that into the union total.
Even if her information was correct #25 out of 121 is still one of the largest.
She mentions #25 when the list she linked only goes to #20.
Turns out Unions are listed under Business Associations which is #5 on the list, making them one of the largest lobbyists in the US.
I will always support it because I refuse to ever join a union. I can and have negotiated a higher than union salary for myself.
Right to work simply states I cannot be required to join a union in order to be hired for a job. It helps make sure unions stay honest.
Given that open secrets is funded mostly by leftist to my knowledge its actually kinda funny they so strongly confirm my assertion.
Looking around some more I realize unions are listed under business associations on the page you linked. They are #5 in that list.
That page has nothing to do with what you are trying to prove.
also its *have and *anti-regulation. Not an argument against you but proofreading before hitting send is a virtue.
So you are a supporter of right to work?
Unions do just as much lobbying as your corporate boogeyman and in many states they get preferential treatment like gov mandated monopolies.
Collective bargaining can be done without lobbying and having a monopoly on labor.
You know unions are some of the largest lobbyist groups in the US right? Lobbyists have no power if government has no power to regulate.
I also almost did it in a stock 91 civic hatch but water was a little bit deeper than I thought it was and I ended up hydro locking it.