Monopolization & Dominance Abuse – Our Curious Amalgam

Geoffrey Manne, Founder and President of International Center for Law and Economics

#222 Too Political or Not Political Enough? A Debate on the Relationship Between Antitrust Enforcement and Democracy.

Posted 7 months ago Tagged debate democracy policy

There are many debates in the antitrust world today, but none is as fundamental as […]

Barry E. Hawk

#204 What Does Monopoly Really Mean? A Conversation With Barry Hawk, Author of “Monopoly in America”

Posted 11 months ago Tagged American history legal history monopoly

The debate about the role of government in regulating monopolies is getting more heated by […]

Tiffany Rider, Partner, Axinn and James Hunsberger, Counsel, Axinn

#170 True Crime? An Investigation Into DOJ’s Recent Policy Change on Criminal Monopolization Prosecutions

Posted 2 years ago Tagged criminal enforcement DOJ monopolization Sherman Act Section 2

In March 2022, the U.S. DOJ made headlines with the announcement it is considering bringing […]

Adam Kovacevich, Founder & CEO, Chamber of Progress

#156 Can They Help Themselves? Self-Preferencing at Large Platforms

Posted 2 years ago Tagged antitrust legislation Big Tech self-preferencing

There has been a lot of discussion recently about whether large platforms can favor themselves […]

Jonathan Baker, American University Washington College of Law

#137 Have We Been Down This Road Before? What History Can Teach Us About the Current Rethinking of Antitrust.

Posted 2 years ago Tagged antitrust history antitrust reform chicago school neo-brandeisians

While it may seem that the current foment of change in the antitrust world is […]

Matt Stoller, Author

#32 Is There Choice in Cheer? Considering Market Competition in Competitive Cheering

Posted 4 years ago Tagged antitrust BIG Cheer

Interest in all-star cheer has exploded over the past decade, and the sport is fast […]