Mergers and Market Power
Jonathan highlights the long-term effects of mergers, noting how industries have shifted from competitive landscapes to oligopolies dominated by a few players. He critiques the enforcement of consumer welfare standards, arguing that despite claims of prioritizing price, many mergers result in increased costs for consumers. The conversation also touches on the anti-competitive practices of digital giants, emphasizing the need for fair access in markets.In this clip
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