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A chat on subreddit /r/PoliticalCompassMemes
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I’ll be honest, I have no problem with rent/property prices, but I do think that some areas have nearly monopoly level influence on the housing. In the same way I think that the government shouldn’t own all the housing, one private entity shouldn’t own it all either. 

There’s only a few industries I think have scary levels of control over them - Electrical (at least where I live is 100% a monopoly), Airlines, major housing corporations, and delivery services. These all have way too high of a barrier to entry (or weird regulation) for there to be natural competition. 

Where I live, my electrical service literally has a monopoly. It’s just a fact. 

Airlines have so much regulation and high costs involved that it’s almost impossible for cheaper or more efficient airlines to get into the market (at least in the US. In Europe, Ryanair is a great example of a company that did this). On top of this, no liability for lost or damaged luggage etc. is fucking bullshit. If I pay for a service I should receive it or get a refund.

Major housing corporations in SOME areas have too much of a stranglehold on market prices. 

Lastly, fuck delivery services. I paid $20 extra for express shipping to get there December 24th. The package arrived January 4th, so I asked for a refund and they just said no. There’s literally nothing I can do. I paid for a service and they don’t have to give it to me - and this is true for every single delivery service, so I can’t even go to a competitor to avoid this.
gpt
for some places and industries, it’s easier to just have a monopoly - like electric companies. usually in those types of circumstances, the company becomes some weird semi-federal company