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The Question of Monopolies Nathaniel Branden defines and discusses coercive monopoly
Antitrust Policy As Corporate Welfare by Clyde Wayne Crews Jr "Coercive monopoly power does not emerge from the transitory outcomes of the voluntary exchanges that comprise the marketplace. It is hoped that policymakers will come to recognize that government cannot protect the public from monopoly power, because it is the source of such power."
Antitrust Laws Harm Consumers and Stifle Competition by Edward W. Younkins "a coercive monopoly is closed entry that can only be achieved by an act of government intervention in the form of special regulations, subsidies, or franchises"
Antitrust by Alan Greenspan examines "whether active competition does inevitably lead to the establishment of coercive monopolies"
The judicial hacker by Lawrence Kudlow "Microsoft fails to meet the traditional standards of a coercive monopoly"
Regulation and monopoly by Lawrence Reed - contrasts coercive and efficiency monopoly
Witch-hunting for Robber Barons: The Standard Oil Story says that government causes coercive monopoly by granting privileges to firms

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