Should the Government Break Up Big Corporations or Buy Them?
Briefly

The TVA's ownership by the federal government allows the government to utilize ownership rights directly to steer company decisions, rather than resorting to regulatory measures.
The resurgence of the anti-bigness movement argues that America's economic problems stem from insufficient competition amidst a few dominant firms rather than the flaws of capitalism or welfare.
Rather than trying to create a competitive market to regulate corporate behavior, the government should consider buying companies to better utilize its ownership powers.
The anti-bigness sentiment has influenced recent policy, prompting the Biden administration to confront large businesses in a bid to redistribute economic power.
Read at The Nation
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