When Uber charges more on phones with low battery and Princeton Review charges more for zip codes with larger Asian populations, the abusive nature of surveillance pricing is hard to deny. But its' success also relies on market failures like oligopoly concentration.

NEW: The FTC under Chair Andrew Ferguson has surprised many by continuing its predecessor’s emphasis on protecting labor markets. While a welcomed development, Randy Kim writes that it won’t help workers much if President Trump does not also continue his predecessor’s whole-of-government approach.

Randy Kim's latest in the Sling: "The Abundance Movement’s Blindside: How Economic Concentration Fuels Political Capture in the Post-Citizens United Era." Adding to the abundance of failures in the abundance movement. Check it out! www.thesling.org/the-abundanc...