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Antitrust Principles, Cases, and Materials (2d Edition)

Daniel Francis

Antitrust: Principles, Cases, and Materials (2d Edition) is an openly-licensed antitrust law textbook, co-authored by Profs. Daniel Francis and Christopher Jon Sprigman (both teach at the New York University School of Law). The textbook is made available under a Creative Commons Attribution-NonComme...

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Senator Amy Klobuchar's book on antitrust and monopolies was discussed, exploring the history of the subject and the current issues related to corporate consolidation and the influence of large companies.

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She is the senior senator from Minnesota and the author of the new book Antitrust.

— Episode: Rich Boys and their Space Toys

Episode: Rich Boys and their Space Toys

Senator Amy Klobuchar's book on antitrust and monopolies was discussed, exploring the history of the subject and the current issues related to corporate consolidation and the influence of large companies.

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She is the senior senator from Minnesota and the author of the new book Antitrust.

In the book, you spend a fair amount of time diving into the history of progressive populism and taking on corporate mergers, taking on the big trusts.

It's what Adam Smith said we should go after.

It was almost like, hey, look at us. We're adopting the Bork theory.

Those are his words, not mine. That is not exactly the definition of capitalism.

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Senator Klobuchar's book discussed antitrust issues throughout history, from Standard Oil to the modern tech industry, emphasizing its impact on the economy and everyday lives.

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When people asked me as a senator What monopolies and antitrust policy have to do with their lives? The answer I give now is the same one I gave back then as I raked in the monopoly money rent on my r...

— Episode: Monopoly Isn't a Game (with Amy Klobucha...

Episode: Monopoly Isn't a Game (with Amy Klobuchar)

Senator Klobuchar's book discussed antitrust issues throughout history, from Standard Oil to the modern tech industry, emphasizing its impact on the economy and everyday lives.

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When people asked me as a senator What monopolies and antitrust policy have to do with their lives? The answer I give now is the same one I gave back then as I raked in the monopoly money rent on my railroads everything The answer is everything

Antitrust and monopolies have everything to do with our economy the prices we pay and the way we live outside of caskets and cat food

Tech and competition by its nature are supposed to disrupt things

They use so that affects people pharma prices Epipen insulin that affects people in their everyday lives when monopolies overpriced things newborn babies

He loves this invisible hand all that stuff, but he said beware over and over he said this About this unbridled power of the army of monopolies.

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