In such a rapidly evolving and competitive corporate environment, there is no such thing as permanent monopolies (because our companies are already at risk of weakening in the face of new competition). Therefore, for the most part, 1787 opposes heavy-handed government intervention, structural breakups, and/or legislation that dictates how private businesses operate or impose strict market caps.

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The better way to deal with corporate cartel manipulation is to hold executives criminally liable; impose substantial fines; incentivize whistleblowers; encourage private lawsuits; and proactively screen for corrupt behavior.