If any person wants to have no restriction on their business in terms of size, anti-competitiveness etc, then they are welcome to do so - provided that they can build their monopoly without incorporating. Hire as many workers as you want, expand as much as you want - but you have full personal liability for everything that your business does, as it is under natural law.
OTOH if you want a fictitious legal entity to shield yourself from liability, then the society is happy to accommodate - but it comes with strings attached, and one of those is anti-trust.
If any person wants to have no restriction on their business in terms of size, anti-competitiveness etc, then they are welcome to do so - provided that they can build their monopoly without incorporating. Hire as many workers as you want, expand as much as you want - but you have full personal liability for everything that your business does, as it is under natural law.
OTOH if you want a fictitious legal entity to shield yourself from liability, then the society is happy to accommodate - but it comes with strings attached, and one of those is anti-trust.