The Complexity of Breaking Up Amazon

There is a debate over breaking up Amazon, with arguments for both maintaining its dominance and pursuing antitrust action. One argument against breakup is the lack of evidence for predatory pricing strategies that eliminate competition. While predation could work with a single firm, it is unlikely in Amazon's case. Furthermore, the company has been successful in building infrastructure and maintaining low prices. Another argument is that prioritizing Amazon's own products on its platform is not necessarily anti-competitive as it can result in efficiency and cost benefits. The current antitrust case against Amazon lacks strong evidence of anti-competitive practices.