Lina Khan on Market Concentration and Competition

A policy argument about gatekeepers and market structure.

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24. Dez. 2025
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Khan describes how concentration can affect consumers, suppliers and entrepreneurs and argues for competition.

  1. 1Everyday effectsKhan identifies several affected groups.
  2. 2GatekeepersShe discusses market access.
  3. 3CompetitionShe argues for competitive markets.

Das Wichtigste

  1. Concentration can affect several groups.
  2. Gatekeepers shape access.
  3. Khan sees market structure as a policy choice.
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Effects of concentration

Lina Khan argues that market concentration can affect people beyond short-term prices, including patients, farmers and small businesses.

Lina Khan argues that market concentration can affect people beyond short-term prices, including patients, farmers and small businesses.

She gives examples of longer travel for hospital care and farmers with few buyers, arguing that limited alternatives can worsen terms.

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A policy choice

Khan says gatekeepers can also affect entrepreneurs’ access to markets and that market structure is a policy choice.

Khan says gatekeepers can also affect entrepreneurs’ access to markets and that market structure is a policy choice.

She argues that competition has historically supported economic growth and company formation. This is her policy interpretation.

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