Some economists worry about the concentration of economic power among the largest U.S. corporations. Several U.S. Industries are dominated by a few large firms. Competitive markets achieve productive efficiency and allocative efficiency. The imperfect market models fail to achieve either of these economic goals. Further, large companies possess socioeconomic influence and political persuasion. Consider the contents of the CNBC video "Google, Facebook, Amazon And The Future Of Antitrust Laws". Answer the following questions: Is the concentration of economic power among large corporations bad for consumers and society? Identify and explain the potential consequences of large firms gaining political influence. Fully explain the challenges of implementing government regulation aimed at fostering competition in these industries and the potential for unintended inefficiencies related to regulation