Wilson: It’s too early to say if US antitrust laws cannot police high-tech markets

Alex Wilts

08 December 2020

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Federal Trade Commission member Christine Wilson has said it is “premature” to conclude that the antitrust laws are not suited to preserving competition in high-tech markets.

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Wilson: It’s too early to say if US antitrust laws cannot police high-tech markets

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