Bridging the Gap Between Global Sellers and U.S. Consumers

Written by linakhantakesamazon | Published 2023/10/18
Tech Story Tags: ftc-v.-amazon | antitrust | amazon-monopoly | ftc | e-commerce | amazon-marketplace-services | amazon-antitrust-lawsuit | amazon-lawsuit-details

TLDRThe geographic market for online marketplace services targeting U.S. shoppers is global. Sellers from around the world can procure these services to access the vast market of U.S. shoppers, making online marketplaces a truly international platform for commerce.via the TL;DR App

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e. The relevant geographic market for online marketplace services for sales to U.S. shoppers is worldwide

203. Online marketplace services, which provide sellers access to U.S. shoppers, are procured by sellers worldwide. Online marketplace services providers supply such services for sales to U.S. shoppers from anywhere in the world.

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Written by linakhantakesamazon | The youngest person to ever chair the FTC, Lina Khan rose to prominent from her 2017 book, "Amazon's Antitrust Paradox"
Published by HackerNoon on 2023/10/18