I think your argument would need to be that it has no sympathetic victims.
In any case, local monopolies that come from land are a common theme, not just for ski resorts. It's literally what land ownership is--or even just a 99 year leasehold, even with no freehold 'owning'.
The usual solution is property taxes (or land value taxes) to have the taxman soak up the benefits of any monopoly.
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I think your argument would need to be that it has no sympathetic victims.
In any case, local monopolies that come from land are a common theme, not just for ski resorts. It's literally what land ownership is--or even just a 99 year leasehold, even with no freehold 'owning'.
The usual solution is property taxes (or land value taxes) to have the taxman soak up the benefits of any monopoly.