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Competition & Markets
Digital markets are being remade by competition law, new ex ante antitrust rules, industrial policy and the strategic choices of the world’s largest technology companies. It pits some of the world's most profitable companies against each other.
Digital Politics makes sense of the ongoing antitrust enforcement decisions, platform regulation investigations, growing concerns around market concentration and the overlap between competition policy and wider debates about innovation, sovereignty and economic power. It places the global race for technological dominance within the geopolitical trends that are shaping the world around us.
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