Summary:
The book examines the history and current state of antitrust laws, arguing that the concentration of economic power in a few dominant corporations undermines democracy and economic stability. It advocates for a return to stronger antitrust enforcement to break up monopolies and promote competition and innovation.
Key points:
1. New Gilded Age: Tim Wu compares today's economy to the late 1800s, noting the rise of big corporations and their negative impact on competition and equality.
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