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>you just need a based enough government to come in and curbstomp monopolies. it isn't that hard

Do you have any examples of this?

>Let's say it takes 100 years for a sector to coalesce into a monopoly. You just need to have the government come in and break them apart every 100 years and enjoy the fruits of fierce competition constantly.

Lenin himself claimed that the Golden Age of Capitalism existed from the 1840s to the 1870s, citing how mining companies in the Rhineland started collaborating with the banks in order to under-cut rival mining companies.

>Like a Sports tournament, you have competitors advancing until one team wins, then the next year you do it all over again

The Champions League is more monopolised than ever before - you will never see a team like Celtic or Porto win it ever again.

>We just don't have any good systems in place for this

Who is going to make it? Why would they make it? What is the incentive?