Neo-Brandeisian policies that would chill acquisitions by highly capitalized companies, or companies with 30%+ market share in some related market, would remove from the competitive race the companies that often have the best prospects for de-consolidating many markets, including digital markets that are prone to tipping.
By Maureen K. Ohlhausen & Taylor M. Owings[1]
I. INTRODUCTION
Neo-Brandeisians are in control at the White House, the Federal Trade Commission (“FTC”), and the Depa
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