It's kind of shocking, when it comes to how irresponsible it is. It's emblematic of a desire to, essentially, increase corporate power.
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… as digital platforms. This possibility cannot be - 12882 as digital platforms. This possibility cannot be lightly discounted, considering the … - page 878
… The questionable predictive power of traditional economic - 12883 The questionable predictive power of traditional economic theory was … much-heralded investigation, antitrust regulators appointed by former President Barack Obama declined to sue Google in … - page 878
… antitrust action against the company. This decision was based in large part on a series of predictions that the … economic experts made. These predictions turned out to be wrong in several respects. For instance, according to … potential for growth” in ads that track users across the web—now the backbone of Google parent company Alphabet’s … - page 878
… as traditional economic theory seems inadequate to the job of understanding Big Tech and predicting its behavior, empirical evidence is very difficult to come by. … - page 878
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