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<blockquote data-quote="JonFrum" data-source="post: 720905" data-attributes="member: 18044"><p>Back when UPS had a huge portion of the nation's small package business, that was an unnatural, unsustainable situation. The government doesn't like concentrations of market power, and neither does the consumer. UPS' dominance was destined to have been ended by Law or by market forces. Over time the natural order of things is for the dominant player in an industry to loose their dominant position. When you're on top, there's no place to go but down. This is true, strike or no strike. UPS didn't "own" those packages or those customers despite what management says.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="JonFrum, post: 720905, member: 18044"] Back when UPS had a huge portion of the nation's small package business, that was an unnatural, unsustainable situation. The government doesn't like concentrations of market power, and neither does the consumer. UPS' dominance was destined to have been ended by Law or by market forces. Over time the natural order of things is for the dominant player in an industry to loose their dominant position. When you're on top, there's no place to go but down. This is true, strike or no strike. UPS didn't "own" those packages or those customers despite what management says. [/QUOTE]
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