I'm not familiar with her, specifically, but libertarians generally see anti-trust laws as statist nonsense: i.e.

* Price gauging = charging more
* Collusion = charging the same
* Predatory pricing = charging less

The libertarian solution to monopolies is to remove all of their state protections. Very few monopolies have ever persisted in a free market environment.

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Is High Inflation Followed by Demands for Sound Money? Usually Not.

> In sum, the present factors which have caused the centre-Right to implode may evolve in ways where this grouping can re-invent itself and include an important component based around sound money. Particularly helpful here would be a working-together here in the political arena of sound money forces and the forces which would tackle the monopolistic “capitalism” of our “too-big-to-fail” bailout system. 

I'm curious what libertarians / sound-money folk think about Lina Kahn, Biden's chair of the FTC.  I don't know much about her other than she supposedly takes a pretty aggressive trust-busting stance.  I think run-of-the-mill conservatives like the WSJ Opinion Pages don't like her, but what do libertarians think?
