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The key difference between this and most of the new antitrust stuff, it seems to me, is that the alternative posed to market power *not* an ideal competitive market, but rather power exercised in other ways by other groups.
Competition is a mirage, industrial production is always consciously coordinated. The fundamental problem with antitrust is that the law mandates coordination by top-down hierarchies and bans horizontal coordination among equals.
