Hance Haney of Discovery examines the EU's recent anti-Microsoft actions in the light of recent speeches by Competition Commissioner Kroes. His point:

Of course it is artfully stated, but [her] message seems to be that the goal here is to create jobs in Europe at America's expense, and, although they know it is bad and ultimatately self-defeating economics, America is just going to have to deal with it for the time being because the EU isn't sure what else to do.

posted by James DeLong @ 8:29 AM | Antitrust, International

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