Markets only work if they are competitive. Governments do not need to obey market rules, and shouldn't if it helps society.
It's odd that you would be fine with a corporate monopoly exerting dominant power over its market (to extract more profit) but are distrustful of government exerting power to limit that from happening.
Monopoly definition is political -- the idea that governments cannot and should not step in to police markets is a novel idea.
And politics is economics. And economics is physics. And physics is chemistry. And chemistry is math. All useless statements in the context of this discussion.
It's odd that you would be fine with a corporate monopoly exerting dominant power over its market (to extract more profit) but are distrustful of government exerting power to limit that from happening.
Monopoly definition is political -- the idea that governments cannot and should not step in to police markets is a novel idea.