Monopolies
. Sir,—Mr Richard Prebble says we need more airline competition in New Zealand. He says monopolies are bad; they allow no choice, they do not respond to their customers, they become arrogant and refuse to admit they are not always right. How ironic. Air Newteealand is pretty good, even without much direct
competition inside the country. The really dangerous monolopy, the one that really fits his description, is the present Labour Cabinet. — Yours, etc., PATRICIA S. JACKSON. t August 29, 1986.
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