Is Competition Policy a Re-Examination of It?

The rewards to successful innovation now are spectacularly high for some individuals. So is this the evidence that the rewards are perhaps too high and the firms are too powerful for our institutions to work? Sir richard, is the solution to this in competition policy a re examination of it? And we've talked before on voxstalks ar john van renen and thoma philippon and christina cafar - they all have strong s about how competition policy should work. But there's a broad side of policies. We're just not getting the innovators and the new ideas and the new entrance that we need to keep productivity up and to keep social mobility up.