Is the DMA (Un)fair?

The article explores the concept of merit, meritocracy, and equity in relation to the Digital Markets Act (DMA). It discusses how the DMA can be seen as promoting equity and merit over meritocracy. The article also examines the role of competition on the merits in antitrust law and raises concerns about consumers' ability to accurately assess companies in the digital market. It argues that the DMA aims to level the playing field between gatekeepers and their competitors by rebalancing the allocation of resources and ensuring equal opportunities. The article concludes by suggesting that the DMA exemplifies a commitment to fairness and equality. [Extracted from the article]