What Happens When the Same Investors Own Competing Companies?
Is Business Broken?
The Impact of Common Ownership on Competition
This chapter explores the complexities of common ownership in modern investing, focusing on how mutual and index funds can alter competition among firms. It dissects the dual nature of common ownership, detailing the potential for increased profits for investors paired with diminished competition that raises prices for consumers. The discussion also highlights the implications for executive compensation and the broader market dynamics influenced by consolidated ownership among competing companies.
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