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I think you are right, and that makes it scarier. Either, as you say, high profile year long researched lawsuits are directed by incompetent people, either the
by makeitdouble 4y ago
I think you are right, and that makes it scarier.
Either, as you say, high profile year long researched lawsuits are directed by incompetent people, either the standard set to define a monopoly has become irrelevant (which could also be because of the companies adjusting for them to make them irrelevant to their activities).
Which could explain why these kind of regulation only seem to be coming from the EU and a bit from SEA.
Your insights reads to me like the US doesn't have a clear path forward at this point.
- huitzitziltzin 4y ago> Your insights reads to me like the US doesn't have a clear path forward at this point Market concentration is a huge problem in the US economy and makes many foods much more expensive. Take hospital services for example. My claim is that a ton of time and energy is wasted focusing on Amazon as an example of a firm which is a monopoly, which it simply is not. I would love to see vigorous enforcement of existing rules but it should be directed at markets where there is a plausible case to be made.