ProMarket - ProMarket

The Rise of the Antitrust Consensus Against Neoliberalism

Eleanor Fox writes that the paradigm shift in United States antitrust is not best understood as an embrace of neo-Brandeisian anti-bigness ideas but rather a rejection of neoliberal principles that have prevented effective antitrust regulation for decades. The shift encompasses the concerns and efforts of centrists, progressives, and neo-Brandeisians.

ProMarketInsights shaping the future of capitalism

Featured Stories

Thomas Kuhn and the Structure of an Antitrust “Revolution”

New Game Theory Shows Better Path to Cooperation

Rebuttable Structural Presumptions Improve Merger Review

Can the FTC’s PBM Complaint Create a Competitive Pharmaceutical Marketplace?

The Rise of the Antitrust Consensus Against Neoliberalism

Recent Authors

Thomas Kuhn and the Structure of an Antitrust “Revolution”

New Game Theory Shows Better Path to Cooperation

Rebuttable Structural Presumptions Improve Merger Review

Can the FTC’s PBM Complaint Create a Competitive Pharmaceutical Marketplace?

The Politicization of Social Responsibility

The EU’s Next Competition Commissioner Must Set Out Her Vision for Change

There’s More Bias Than You Think

A Neo-Jeffersonian Approach to Antitrust Would Better Protect Individual Liberty

Draghi’s Untapped Vision for EU Competition Reform Beyond Tradition

Featured Stories

Thomas Kuhn and the Structure of an Antitrust “Revolution”

New Game Theory Shows Better Path to Cooperation

Rebuttable Structural Presumptions Improve Merger Review

Can the FTC’s PBM Complaint Create a Competitive Pharmaceutical Marketplace?

Announcements

The Politicization of Social Responsibility

The EU’s Next Competition Commissioner Must Set Out Her Vision for Change

There’s More Bias Than You Think

A Neo-Jeffersonian Approach to Antitrust Would Better Protect Individual Liberty

Draghi’s Untapped Vision for EU Competition Reform Beyond Tradition

What the Draghi Report Really Means for the Future of European Competition Policy

The Age of Outrage

Call for 2025 Applications: The Stigler Center Affiliate Fellowship

Economic Policy in the Next Administration Should Target Efficiency, Not Redistribution

Reflections on Collaboration with the 2024 Nobel Laureates Acemoglu, Johnson and Robinson

.st0{fill:#800000;} .st1{fill:#3F3F3F;} .st2{font-family:'Georgia';} .st3{font-size:9px;} Insights shaping the future of capitalism. ProMarketInsights shaping the future of capitalism

Featured Stories

Recent Authors

Featured Stories

ProMarket's newsletter

Announcements

.st0{fill:#800000;} .st1{fill:#3F3F3F;} .st2{font-family:'Georgia';} .st3{font-size:9px;}

.st0{fill:#FFFFFF;}

ProMarketInsights shaping the future of capitalism