This is a deeply nerdy question but does anyone besides me think that the European Union's competition laws (antitrust for those of us in the United States) have been better for consumers and thus the world?
(Note: It's possible hyperbitcoinization obviates the need for competition laws. But in the current fiat world, I think they are needed.)
Nathan
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