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In my opinion, the EU doesn't rely on litigation to define the economic landscape in the same way that the USA does. Catching out these corporations in order t
by lwhi 5y ago
In my opinion, the EU doesn't rely on litigation to define the economic landscape in the same way that the USA does.
Catching out these corporations in order to lay a 'charge' shouldn't be necessary, when it's quite clear to most people that their behaviour is stifling competition.
We simply need to implement the necessary legislation to enable a playing field which is able to serve a greater range of players.
- JumpCrisscross 5y ago> We simply need to implement the necessary legislation to enable a playing field which is able to serve a greater range of players “We simply need to implement the necessary legislation” could be said about literally any problem. The EU has this figured out about as much as the U.S. does.
- JumpCrisscross 5y ago> We simply need to implement the necessary legislation to enable a playing field which is able to serve a greater range of players “We simply need to implement the necessary legislation” could be said about literally any problem. The EU has this figured out about as much as the U.S. does. > the EU doesn't rely on litigation to define the economic landscape in the same way that the USA does The courts have been snubbing the European Commission’s expansive views of antitrust. In part due to a lack of any consistent definition of a market.
- lwhi 5y agoWell, I really hope these problems are solved iny lifetime. I find it maddening to see the corporations run rings around elected governments!