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...It doesn't need the government, though. It crushes competition by existing. A natural monopoly is the result of areas of the economy where competition is literally not applicable as Libertarians and an-caps think of it, because the utility is directly related to the scale of the product more...

No, it's a very massive loss of scale to the truly powerful because it diffuses that power among far more hands, thus greatly impeding geopolitics-warping concentrations. There being a far larger absolute number of independently wealthy people means nothing if none of them have the personal...

Again, that's the one sort I'd look at, it is still very implementation sensitive. Though I find it difficult to think of how you'd kneecap family owned businesses at any bar that would not immediately obliterate the notion of intergenerational finance. Edit: Again, the target here is...

To be honest, the only "hard" wealth cap I'd look at would be inheritance caps. As in, the value of things passed on to or for the sake of (none of that trust fund bullshit) a single inheritor, thereby taking out intergenerational aristocratic behavior, rather than installing a glass ceiling for...