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Tied sales and the good that competition regulation can do
Much of modern telecom regulation is about preventing the extension of market power for oligopolistic markets to relatively competitive markets. One method used to do this is bundling two products, one from the former and the other from the latter. Conventional antitrust envisaged both the products being sold for a price, or of one being [...]
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Also tagged antitrust, Browser wars, bundling, competition law, European Commission, Market adoption of Mozilla Firefox, Microsoft Windows, Mozilla Firefox, Safari, tied sales, web browser, Windows operating system
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