These findings provide a stark illustration of the failings of contemporary antitrust policy. They also show that more will be required to fix broken markets than reforms to merger policy.
In 43 metropolitan areas and 160 smaller markets, Walmart captures 50 percent or more of grocery sales, an in-depth analysis of 2018 spending data found. In 38 of these regions, Walmart’s share of the grocery market is 70 percent or more.
These findings provide a stark illustration of the failings of contemporary antitrust policy. They also show that more will be required to fix broken markets than reforms to merger policy.
These findings provide a stark illustration of the failings of contemporary antitrust policy. They also show that more will be required to fix broken markets than reforms to merger policy.
