Episode 155 - Socialism vs. Antitrust with Marshall Steinbaum

from Left Anchor · host Ryan Cooper & Alexi the Greek

Today we've got Marshall Steinbaum from the University of Utah to discuss whether socialism and antitrust (or antimonopoly) inherently trade off, or can complement each other. The Gabriel Winant review of Goliath we discuss can be found here. Enjoy! PS: Unfortunately we had some more technical glitches during recording. Apologies, but everything should be reasonably comprehensible.

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