Despite constant moaning about the US not engaging in monopoly-busting anymore, that doesn't actually seem to be a problem in practice.
In reality, comparative advantage and specialization dynamics do not uniformly equilibrate on monopoly markets.
In reality, comparative advantage and specialization dynamics do not uniformly equilibrate on monopoly markets.
The entire food production and provision supply chain has razor-thin margins. If you're hyperfocusing on that industry, it's a sign that your heuristics are pointing you at the wrong things.