@adhamalkhatip:

Inactive :

They`re silencing you king

️ :

Don't hate on Nestle ever again

A Mysterious Figure :

Thats why its technifeudalism (government subsided them)

Tahary :

but capitalism is when you order pizza

Parraa :

Socialism/communism has a monopoly called state and doesn't even create competition

Cooper :

Can you maybe stray away from criticizing everything and say what you suggest?

marcelmorgun :

a 11th is possible if they are good enough

Kacti🐍🤍 :

markets create competition the state destroys it

M :

Exactly, that's EXACTLY why. People when the free market is actually free and when the best wins the competition 🤯

caviarkaan :

Ahh so close yet so far

friedrichschulz :

how is that restricting competition

wytwytwytnynyny :

uwerentherei :

its pretty hard to start up a container shipping company isnt it, it has high barriers to entry and is the natural efficient outcome. Besides letting global shipping be in the hands of thousands of people would be a logistical nightmare and very inefficient and would actually increase costs for the average person. In addition, the market is heavily regulated to make sure there isnt any cartel like behaviour.

☭\(^^)/☭ :

Listen to him.

Cameron.AG :

thats due to things like regulation, subsidies, patents and the state overall that allow such corporations to stay at the top and make artificial barriers to entry for competition. thats why. not capitalism. its the state

. :

new one for you: “You want a people owned market? That’s what the stock exchange is for. start buying!”

Philippe :

to be fair even though im left leaning, as nav arch student the maritime industry is a different beast than running your average businesses, it will cost more to start your own company, owning a ship is hard because its a very hard industry to enter and the big 10 are there since they have the resources, cuz yknow owning tankers, container vessels, bulk carriers etc are VERY pricey and maintance, fueling etc adds more to it, especailly if we are talking international, so its bound to happen that corporations with more resources tend to dominate since the bar for entry is THAT high, tho then again i could be wrong and id like opinions from other senior experts in the maritime field.

Jonas :

Ben Vickers :

Just economies of scale, would you rather pay significantly more for container storage on smaller ships? Increasing the cost to transport all good.

GayPatriot🇵🇱 :

under a true free market this wouldn't exist

if only :

all European companies with some from Taiwan your point is, or you saying things for the sake of it.

ryokechi :

I've read that as cannibalism and was genuinely confused for a second

jacob.s :

Rather this instead of having one corporation controlled by the gouvernement

brett 🏮 :

Half of them are shell companies of the others so it’s even lower