Amazon’s Antitrust Antagonist Has a Breakthrough Idea
That was a lot of words for very little content.  I still don&#x27;t really know what this breakthrough idea is but I do know way more than I need to know about Lina Khan.  The only 2 paragraphs that allude to it are:<p>In Ms. Khan’s view, a company like Amazon — one that sells things, competes against others selling things, and owns the platform where the deals are done — has an inherent advantage that undermines fair competition.<p>From Amazon’s point of view, however, it is a problem indeed that Ms. Khan concludes in the Yale paper that regulating parts of the company like a utility “could make sense.” She also said it “could make sense” to treat Amazon’s e-commerce operation like a bridge, highway, port, power grid or telephone network — all of which are required to allow access to their infrastructure on a nondiscriminatory basis.