WASHINGTON -- The dangers of Amazon.com's dominance are "not cognizable" if we continue to assess competition through old and outdated lenses. So wrote a Yale Law School student in 2017.
Asian scholar says focus on consumer welfare obscures online retailer's power

Lina Khan, who challenged the modern U.S. approach to antitrust as a law student in 2017, is now an associate professor of law at Columbia University. (Photo by Shah Ali)
WASHINGTON -- The dangers of Amazon.com's dominance are "not cognizable" if we continue to assess competition through old and outdated lenses. So wrote a Yale Law School student in 2017.