The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) antitrust case against Google over its dominance of online search is unfolding. This marks the first tech industry antitrust trial since Microsoft a quarter century ago. Does Google unfairly dominate online search?
With a market share of between 86% and 96%, Google is certainly dominant. Microsoft’s Bing is a distant second between 3% and 9%. But Google does not meet the economics definition of monopoly, which requires a single seller. This is significant because some economic models yield vigorous competition with just two sellers in a market.
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