Ban Tech Mergers Over $5 billion? Yes/No? Adam Radly
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Senator Elizabeth Warren has introduced legislation in Congress that would effectively ban large technology mergers. It's called the Prohibiting Anticompetitive Mergers Act (PAMA).
The simplified interpretation of this legislation is that it would break anything that is big and it would prevent anything from becoming big in the future. Will this solve any real issues? Will it cause more problems than it solves?
If you could vote directly on this policy, would you vote for it or against it?
Before getting into any detail, let's just try to understand where Senator Warren is coming from. I'm going to refer to articles from Vox and Engadget.
Engadget: Her new bill, the Prohibiting Anticompetitive Mergers Act, doesn’t just break up Big Tech: It breaks up Big Everything, and it prevents companies from getting too big in the future. It would also fundamentally change how agencies evaluate and block proposed mergers, a process that currently gives companies a lot of power and agencies relatively little. Warren says the bill crystallizes her vision for how the government can stop industry consolidation that has broken America’s markets, hurt its economy, and threatening its democracy.
As far as I can tell there seems to be an underlying philosophy to break up anything that's big and prevent companies from getting big in the first place. Okay, so, what is this bill proposing to actually do?
Engadget: The Prohibiting Anticompetitive Mergers Act (PAMA) would make it illegal to pursue "prohibited mergers," including those worth more than $5 billion or which provide market shares beyond 25 percent for employers and 33 percent for sellers.
So the assumption here is that merges that meet this criteria are anti-competitive.
Check out the listing for this topic on the One Democracy platform:
https://onedirectdemocracy.com/policy-listings/ban-tech-mergers-over-5-billion-yes-no/
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Senator Elizabeth Warren has introduced legislation in Congress that would effectively ban large technology mergers. It's called the Prohibiting Anticompetitive Mergers Act (PAMA).
The simplified interpretation of this legislation is that it would break anything that is big and it would prevent anything from becoming big in the future. Will this solve any real issues? Will it cause more problems than it solves?
If you could vote directly on this policy, would you vote for it or against it?
Before getting into any detail, let's just try to understand where Senator Warren is coming from. I'm going to refer to articles from Vox and Engadget.
Engadget: Her new bill, the Prohibiting Anticompetitive Mergers Act, doesn’t just break up Big Tech: It breaks up Big Everything, and it prevents companies from getting too big in the future. It would also fundamentally change how agencies evaluate and block proposed mergers, a process that currently gives companies a lot of power and agencies relatively little. Warren says the bill crystallizes her vision for how the government can stop industry consolidation that has broken America’s markets, hurt its economy, and threatening its democracy.
As far as I can tell there seems to be an underlying philosophy to break up anything that's big and prevent companies from getting big in the first place. Okay, so, what is this bill proposing to actually do?
Engadget: The Prohibiting Anticompetitive Mergers Act (PAMA) would make it illegal to pursue "prohibited mergers," including those worth more than $5 billion or which provide market shares beyond 25 percent for employers and 33 percent for sellers.
So the assumption here is that merges that meet this criteria are anti-competitive.
Check out the listing for this topic on the One Democracy platform:
https://onedirectdemocracy.com/policy-listings/ban-tech-mergers-over-5-billion-yes-no/
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Adam Radly's TEDx Talk:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7npLVcymHGc
One Direct Democracy
https://onedirectdemocracy.com/
IIMAGINE
https://iimagine.life/
Instagram
https://www.instagram.com/adamradly/
Facebook
https://www.facebook.com/adam.radly.9/
Twitter
https://twitter.com/adamradly
Adam Radly's website
https://adamradly.com/
One Direct Democracy
The reality is that we have reached a point in time in our evolution where Representative Democracy no longer serves the will of the people and technology can solve the problems that made Direct Democracy impractical.
That's why I created One Direct Democracy. It's a movement for upgrading the global democratic system by taking the power away from politicians and putting it in the hands of the people by using Direct Democracy.
I've created the technology and a plan for how to make this work.
If you're new to all of this, check out the other videos in my channel and the links in the description of my videos.
#Democracy #directdemocracy #onedirectdemocracy #adamradly #politics #democraticpolitics #congress #democracyandrights
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