Could the male monopolisation of corporate golf be to blame?
It was an extraordinary spell of possession monopolisation by Ireland.
He calls it a tax dodge and, darkly, "an engine for further monopolisation".
The monopolisation of available wealth by a select few has become more striking.
He also stormed back to Brussels, arguing that monopolisation of some regional routes was inevitable either through Olympic's failure or its merger with Aegean.
This idea, that the darknet harks back to a "golden era" of the internet – before legislation, surveillance and monopolisation took control – is a recurring theme.
We need to put the brakes on the monopolisation of land, seeds, and supply chains by corporations like Monsanto and Syngenta.
Unlike expropriation and monopolisation by ruling elites, none of these causes of rising inequality are particularly objectionable in their own right.
Up to now, its obsessions have been grouped around the issues of internet freedom, state surveillance and the monopolisation of intellectual property and communications.
Admitting markets can fail, he said: "Uncontrolled globalisation can slide into monopolisation, sweeping aside the small, the personal and the local".
In the UK, the government is not just plugging holes, but setting aside competition rules to encourage the monopolisation of finance.
