Competition Overdose

"Competition Overdose" by Maurice E. Stucke and Ariel Ezrachi explores the negative consequences of society's reliance on intense competition, highlighting how unregulated rivalry can harm consumers, hinder entrepreneurship, and increase inequality. Through vivid examples, the authors argue that the prevailing belief in competition as a universal solution is flawed and often exploited by powerful interests. They diagnose the problems caused by competition overdose and propose healthier, more sustainable forms of competition to promote broad-based progress and well-being.