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Margrethe speaks about Policy & Regulation. Former EU Commissioner for Competition | Regulated Big Tech for a Decade

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Margrethe Vestager has presented at DLD, Web Summit, TEDGlobal>NYC 2017.

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Margrethe Vestager

Former EU Commissioner for Competition | Regulated Big Tech for a Decade

🇩🇰Denmark3 talks · 3 events · 3 countries1 with video

Policy & Regulation

Margrethe Vestager

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About

Margrethe Vestager served as the European Union's Commissioner for Competition for nearly a decade, becoming one of the most influential regulators in the global fight against corporate monopolies. During her tenure, she earned international recognition for her fearless approach to challenging the dominance of major technology companies and other corporate giants that had grown too powerful in the modern economy.

Her work at TEDGlobal>NYC 2017, where she addressed "The new age of corporate monopolies," demonstrates her deep understanding of how traditional antitrust approaches must evolve to address 21st-century market dynamics. Vestager's regulatory decisions consistently focused on ensuring fair competition and protecting consumers from the potentially harmful effects of unchecked corporate power.

Currently working with Denmark's Ministry of Finance, she continues to influence policy discussions around competition, market regulation, and the proper role of government in maintaining competitive markets in an era of unprecedented corporate consolidation.

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What Margrethe Talks About

The evolution of monopoly power in the digital age

Regulatory strategies for controlling Big Tech dominance

Balancing innovation and competition in modern markets

European approaches to antitrust enforcement

The future of global competition policy

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Featured Talk

The new age of corporate monopolies

Margrethe Vestager wants to keep European markets competitive -- which is why, on behalf of the EU, she's fined Google $2.8 billion for breaching antitrust rules, asked Apple for $15.3 billion in back taxes and investigated a range of companies, from Gazprom to Fiat, for anti-competitive practices. In an important talk about the state of the global business, she explains why markets need clear rules -- and how even the most innovative companies can become a problem when they become too dominant. "Real and fair competition has a vital role to play in building the trust we need to get the best of our societies," Vestager says. "And that starts with enforcing our rules."

TEDGlobal>NYC 2017🇺🇸New YorkSep 2017