I agree that monopolies are causing prices to rise, but, it's not limited to box stores. In every industry government regulations are being used to prevent competitors from selling lower priced goods and services. The worst pretext being spread as to what justifies the restrictions is climate change, but terrorism, food quality and other excusses are also used to effectively ban competition, and maintain high prices. I'm sure everyone here knows that there is nothing in last years "Food Safety" law that isn't designed to limit the competition that major food producers would have to face. I personally think Washington is a big money laundering racket, where companies donate money to candidates to have the money returned from the national treasury, generally at an increase, in the form of tax credits or incentives, and laws are then passed to favor the companies that have giving money to the politicans. If private companies were to operate in such manner, they would be listed as a Mafia.
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