Resetting Section 2.

PROMISCUOUS STRUCTURAL REMEDIES SHOULD BE AVOIDED Most large firms reach their size because either scale economies in production or network effects in consumption give large firms a consumer-driven advantage. Sometimes relatively small firms have a great deal of market power, and sometimes relatively large firms do not. Rather, it operates mainly to shield firms who are unable to compete with lower cost rivals.[2] Large but non-dominant firms can outcompete higher cost or less innovative rivals, but they cannot unilaterally impose higher market prices. Keywords: Monopoly; Sherman act; Abuse of dominance; Relevant market; Market power; Networks; K10; K21; K42; L11; L22; L25; L41; L43 EN Monopoly Sherman act Abuse of dominance Relevant market Market power Networks K10 K21 K42 L11 L22 L25 L41 L43 209 214 6 08/11/23 20230701 NES 230701 Large firms are receiving closer antitrust scrutiny today than at any time in recent history, although digital platforms are bearing the brunt. [Extracted from the article]