Where Warren’s Wrong

7/2/2019

This blog post critiques Elizabeth Warren's regulatory proposals for big tech companies. The author argues that Warren's plan to break up these companies and impose strict regulations may not be the most effective solution to address the concerns surrounding their power and influence. The post highlights the potential unintended consequences of such actions, such as stifling innovation and weakening the United States' position in the global tech industry. It also suggests that alternative approaches, such as empowering regulatory agencies or fostering competition, may be more beneficial for both consumers and the industry as a whole. Overall, the post provides a critical examination of Warren's proposals and offers alternative perspectives on addressing the challenges posed by big tech.

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