I must offer some constructive criticism regarding this poll. These two choices are far from diametrically opposed. I think it’s clear that this would be a smart business for the two companies (choice A) if they CAN pull it off. But I can believe this while also thinking that “government regulators should stop it”–which I do (choice B). The first option should probably be “It would not constitute a monopoly. Consumers would still have sufficient choice.”
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I must offer some constructive criticism regarding this poll. These two choices are far from diametrically opposed. I think it’s clear that this would be a smart business for the two companies (choice A) if they CAN pull it off. But I can believe this while also thinking that “government regulators should stop it”–which I do (choice B). The first option should probably be “It would not constitute a monopoly. Consumers would still have sufficient choice.”