A common question presented to free-market anarchists is "Without government, who will break up evil corporate monopolies?" There's a million legitimate and complimentary answers to that question, and I intend to begin writing posts covering my favorites in the future, but most of those posts are going to wind up being derivative of Rothbard. So, I might as well provide my inspiration for my favorite answers:
I may be over-delivering on my promise of more Rothbard. Maybe I'll have to loosen my self-imposed restriction on Tom Woods resources so as to give readers a break from Rothbard and hardcore economics.
A common question presented to free-market anarchists is "Without government, who will break up evil corporate monopolies?" There's a million legitimate and complimentary answers to that question, and I intend to begin writing posts covering my favorites in the future, but most of those posts are going to wind up being derivative of Rothbard. So, I might as well provide my inspiration for my favorite answers:
A one-hour lecture (40-minutes-ish if you listen at an accelerated rate, gotta love youtube) on competition and monopoly and a foundational argument that corporate monopoly can only exist when someone has a monopoly on force (you know, government). Of course, it's Rothabrd himself, demonstrating first principles in his charming and concise way.
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