"A provocative call to restore economic competition by dismantling the ruling plutocracy." Kirkus Reviews
"Hubbards cogent, accessible analysis makes a persuasive case that unchecked monopolies have rigged the system against ordinary Americans. Policymakers and voters will want to take note." Publishers Weekly
"In this important book, Sally Hubbard explains with winning clarity, concision and humor the many ways monopolies hurt us alland what citizens can do to combat the hydra-headed menace of concentrated corporate power." Nancy MacLean, author of Democracy in Chains: The Deep History of the Radical Rights Stealth Plan for America
With expertise and an engaging writing style, Sally Hubbards Monopolies Suck is a must read for anyone wanting to understand how monopolies endanger our pocketbooks and our democracy. The book will leave you enraged at the role monopolies play in every facet of our daily lives, but encouraged that we can, in fact, beat them." Denise Hearn, co-author of The Myth of Capitalism: Monopolies and the Death of Competition
Sally Hubbard is a rare combination: a former antitrust enforcer who knows the law deeply and a sharp, pull-no-punches writer. In this light, accessible guide, Hubbard shows how todays corporate giants are breaking the laws intended to protect youand what you can do about it. Zephyr Teachout, author of Break Em Up: Recovering Our Freedom from Big Ag, Big Tech, and Big Money
In my 20-plus years in the tech industry, I have never witnessed the scale of monopolization that exists today with dominant internet platforms. They flagrantly steal ideas, suppress innovation, and limit consumer choice. We need meaningful changebefore it's too late. Sally Hubbard's book spells out these pressing threats in lucid prose that reminds us how urgently we need to act. Patrick Spence, CEO of Sonos
The creative community is paying a steep price in monopolized America, with millions of artists struggling to make a living under rules that prioritize Big Tech profits. Sally Hubbard lays out the case for how we fight backand why we must. Don Henley, musician, songwriter, producer, and founding member of The Eagles
"Antitrust law is a tool that belongs to the people, and Sally Hubbard breaks it down in a way that everyone can understand. Hubbard lucidly explains how monopolies threaten democracy, worsen inequality, and imperil the American Dreamand why it's more important than ever to take action." David N. Cicilline
"Hubbard has done the important work of relating monopolism to your daily life the ways in which you, personally, are made worse off, every day, by unchecked corporate concentration and power...An outstanding and important read." Cory Doctorow, bestselling author of Little Brother
