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I often find people first assume something that isn't in US anti-trust law - that one must have a "monopoly" in order to be problematic - and then use a narrow
by jellicle 7y ago
I often find people first assume something that isn't in US anti-trust law - that one must have a "monopoly" in order to be problematic - and then use a narrow definition of monopoly to conclude that no legal problem exists.
US law talks a lot about "market power", not monopoly. And...
> economy dominated by big tech
we both seem to think it is clear that there is market power.