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start listening. Terms apply. This is CBSI on the world. I'm John Batchel. The Trump administration perspective.

In general, is said to be favorable to the parts of the economy that worry about government regulation.

What parts?

I welcome Veronique de Reggie of the Mercatus Center, writing most recently a creator's syndicate

about the FTC part, the Federal Trade Commission, these last years directed by a polymath,

Lena Kahn, whose thinking, I generalize, is that bigness means monopoly.

Veronique, a very good evening to you. The example I have from the news torn from the is that bigness means monopoly.

Veronika, a very good evening to you.

The example I have from the news torn from the pages of the financial times in these last hours is that the Federal Trade Commission, Linnecon, leading, is directing their might, and it is

considerable against Google, which itself is a fortress, demanding that

Google sell off Chrome because of unfair competitive practices.

Lena Khan's theory is bigness.

Is it more than that?

Good evening to you.

Good evening.

Well, what Linnecon has really done is basically throw away decades of standards, a standard that was used for decades to actually really assess whether the government should intervene and break a merger and what they would call a monopoly.

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