> It's a different standard of measurement. American anti-trust is about preventing a monopoly from harming consumers via perverse incentives; European anti-trust is about preventing a competitor from driving other laborers out of the market (less emphasis placed on the end-result to the consumer).
Which is odd, as I would say the EU have a far more impressive record of protecting the consumer than the US has.
Which is odd, as I would say the EU have a far more impressive record of protecting the consumer than the US has.