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The Importance Of Monopolies In The United States

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Widely regarded as administers of public policy, governments are seen as the peace-makers and defenders of their respective nations; lauded and celebrated for their functioning role in all of its country’s citizens everyday lives. In fact, what makes the United States of America so special is deep-rooted diligence applied to the intricacies of its government. Each operating subset is checked, balances and always ripe for replacement with the concept of terms. It’s the reasons why this republic of mixed representative democracy are so bent on making sure liberty and justice is ensured for all — liberty is defined as the state of being free in a nation from oppression applied by the governing authority. In other words, it is the freedom of despotism and the way in which the country uses the internet is a direct …show more content…

Thus, in order for the U.S. Government to dismantle such companies like Google, Facebook, and Apple, it would have to choose the prices of advertising for the companies. This is what Sidak suggests in his article. All monopolies and potential monopolies are regulated and prevented by Antitrust laws that the United States government …show more content…

Our dependency on this information network will only amplify as time goes on. Who is to say that the down the line, public officials won’t find more ways to censor the internet or actually succeed in doing so? One thing the future may hope for is that more public officials are educated about what the internet actually does, as compared to what they perceive it to do. It’s influence may harm as well as aid. So for all these reasons, whether you’re the voter or the candidate, the internet is a tool to be reckoned

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