What are predator multinationals? 2022 Review

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It is a predatory multinational, like Daimler-Benz. Back in the late 1990s, they merged (took over) Chrysler. Its bank balance was over $15 billion. Mercedes was subsequently bailed out with that money by Daimler, and then Chrysler was sold to Cerebus. It had become heavily debt-ridden by this time. The irony is that the US taxpayers bailed out Chrysler for $15 billion. Read more here!

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During these troubled economic times, the word “monopoly” is thrown around quite a bit. What exactly does it mean? If not, You should read on because this is one of those things we should understand if we want to prevent becoming victims in our own country.

It is important to note that monopolies can be natural or artificial. When a single company dominates an industry (like utilities), efficiency increases. When companies join forces and collide or merge into one big conglomerate (such as Standard Oil), they create an artificial monopoly. However,Regardless of the laws that are in place, crimes continue to occur all the time.

Who is usually the beneficiary of this collusion? Politicians! The ones who make it happen are the ones who grant special privileges to their friends in the Big Business, like subsidies, tax breaks, protectionist tariffs, bailouts, and other favors.

The fact that almost all major corporations are lobbying heavily for laws that favor them over smaller competitors while simultaneously breaking down the efforts of any new competitors to enter the marketplace is no coincidence…and they always win! Due to decades of legislation passed by corrupt politicians bought off by lobbyists who looked out for themselves instead of us taxpayers, most industries have been reduced to oligopolies or even monopolies in recent years! Now don’t get me. Here’s the thing – I’m not saying ALL regulation is bad…just most of it

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