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Adrian Kuenzler has written a subtle, idea-packed book uniting key strains of modern antitrust and intellectual property thinking.  He challenges the conventional wisdom in antitrust law by drawing on the lessons of trademark law and the modern shift to protecting brands as valuable assets, above and beyond the physical characteristics of the products and services sold under those brands. In a society of experiences, consumers whose preferences are not fixed and
stable need competition to enable those experiences, and the ability to deliberate about what product features to truly value. Kuenzler's analysis brings economic, psychological, and legal thought together to suggest a better path forward for competition and consumer sovereignty.

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