Big Tech and the Digital Economy

This book explores the complex role of major technology companies, analyzing whether they function as monopolies or a unique "moligopoly" due to their simultaneous dominance and competition. It utilizes insights from economics, legal reasoning, and management science to offer a nuanced perspective on how these firms operate amid uncertainty and rapid technological change. The author also examines current antitrust and regulatory efforts, arguing that some policies may be counterproductive and that issues like privacy and misinformation are better addressed through regulation rather than competition law.