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What the US Learned and the EU Should Consider About National Champions

Bill Baer argues that the United States’ history with promoting national champions through industrial policy shows how protection and the diminution of competition often backfires on the favored companies and the state. He writes that industrial policy must complement competition policy.

How Industrial Policy Gave Us the Sherman Act

Elizabeth Popp Berman writes that the history of the antimonopoly movement and industrial policy in the United States shows that antitrust and industrial policy, currently considered by many to be in conflict, can complement each other in pursuit of shared goals.

ProMarket in 2024

ProMarket’s writers review the topics that defined our coverage in 2024. Google. Lots of Google. The future of competition in the European Union. There are...

The Ten Most Popular ProMarket Articles From 2024

ProMarket published 257 articles in 2024. Revisit some of our most popular pieces. 10. Erik Hovenkamp: What Does the Google Antitrust Decision Mean and Where Will It...

Five Popular Stigler Center (Non-conference) Events From 2024

A look back at some of the popular webinars, minicourses, and conversations the Stigler Center hosted in 2024.

Top Five Capitalisn’t Episodes From 2024

Here are the most-listened-to Capitalisn’t episodes from 2024.

Unconditional Revenue-Sharing By Google Would Still Be Anticompetitive Monopolization

Steven C. Salop argues that as part of any remedy outcome from the Google Search case, Google cannot be permitted to enter agreements with...

The Trends and Cases That Defined European Antitrust in 2024

Three antitrust experts review the trends and cases that defined European antitrust and competition in 2024. Apple’s unfair trading conditions and the Digital Markets Act Alessia...

The Trends and Cases That Defined United States Antitrust in 2024

Three antitrust experts review the trends and cases that defined United States antitrust in 2024.

A New Vision of EU Competition Policy Is Incomplete Without Central-Eastern Europe

The ongoing debates about the EU’s competition policy have predominantly focused on Western Europe, overlooking the dynamic growth and unique challenges of Central and Eastern Europe, writes Maciej Bernatt and Kati Cseres. This oversight risks deepening economic disparities and undermining the EU’s goals of unity, democracy, and innovation-driven growth.

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