All this OMG U R TEH STUPID crap is going nowhere. We must discuss facts in a factual manner to get to the heart of this issue.
>>812
Unnecessary state intervention in the economy is what prevents a lot of competition. Even within so called monopolies there are many investors and executives who stand to profit from a spinoff since they could easilly compete with the bloated morass and make millions for themselves that would otherwise go to their superiors. This usually occurs during the bear period of the business cycle when autonomy becomes more desirable. If the state interferes with market forces by trying to resist business cycles and control the money supply then monopolies persist.
>>813
It didn't end there. Macroeconomics is not a fluid business model, if the government steps in whenever there is a problem there is no incentive for the private sector to innovate and develop foresight. The state is only needed to ensure deals and transactions are followed through lawfully.