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 Originally Posted by wufwugy
A monopoly cannot behave like a non-monopoly.
Of course it can, if it has the incentive. Government has incentive beyond profit. Arguably, the ultimate incentive is still profit. If the economy is sweet, dividends are bigger. If I employed 15,000 people in Lodon, I'd want them at work on time and not stressed out from their journey. It would result in greater productivity. That means greater profit for the company, greater tax for the taxman.
Government is not monopoly, because government changes.
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