On the recordOctober 17, 2019
The primary argument is that it's because many of their products are either cheap or free, and, therefore, consumers are inherently benefiting.
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congress.govThe primary argument is that it's because many of their products are either cheap or free, and, therefore, consumers are inherently benefiting.
Jayapal questions the claim that free products mean no antitrust violations.
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