MARKET POWER IN THE DIGITAL AGE

MARKET POWER IN THE DIGITAL AGE: INDIA'S BATTLE AGAINST BIG TECH MONOPOLIES
As digital giants reshape global markets, India finds itself at the epicenter of a pivotal legal and economic transformation. This comprehensive analysis examines how the world's largest democracy is grappling with unprecedented challenges posed by Big Tech monopolies that operate beyond traditional regulatory frameworks.
Drawing from landmark cases and cutting-edge legal scholarship, this book dissects India's evolving competition law landscape, revealing both the promise and limitations of current regulatory mechanisms. Through rigorous empirical analysis of key abuse of dominance cases, readers gain unprecedented insight into how digital markets operate and how traditional antitrust principles must adapt to platform economics.
From Google's search dominance to Amazon's marketplace practices, the author explores real-world enforcement challenges while offering a comparative perspective on global approaches to digital regulation. The book concludes with forward-thinking policy recommendations and examines how artificial intelligence and emerging technologies can strengthen competition enforcement.
Essential reading for legal professionals, policymakers, economists, and anyone seeking to understand how nations can preserve competitive markets in an increasingly digital world. This timely work illuminates India's unique position as both a massive digital market and a testing ground for next-generation competition policy.