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Hipster Neo-Brandeisianism Is Sadly Going Global

The rise of Hipster Neo-Brandeisianism signals a profound shift in antitrust enforcement, championing a more assertive approach to curb corporate power and promote broader societal goals. Market Institute President Charles Sauer takes a look at the regulatory overreach in a new article at Real Clear Markets. Led by figures like FTC Chair Read more…

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The FTC’s Antitrust Case Against Meta Is Laughably Weak

In a new commentary at Real Clear Markets, John Tamny, Senior Fellow at Market Institute, critiques the Federal Trade Commission’s (FTC) pursuit of Meta, formerly Facebook, highlighting its misguided approach to competition in a dynamic market. Tamny argues that the FTC’s allegations of monopoly power overlook the essence of entrepreneurship, Read more…

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Conservatives Shouldn’t Join Khan In Bullying Big Business

In a new article at Real Clear Markets Market Institute Senior Fellow Norm Singleton draws attention to a TAC article by Daniel Hanley, a senior legal analyst at the Open Markets Institute, advocating for the revival of the Robinson-Patman Act under the leadership of Federal Trade Commission Chair Lina Khan. Read more…

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Khan and Warren Collude With the EU To Harm Amazon

In a recent article published in Real Clear Markets, Market Institute President Charles Sauer sheds light on Massachusetts Senator Elizabeth Warren’s controversial stance regarding the proposed acquisition between Amazon and iRobot. Despite the potential adverse effects on local jobs, Senator Warren advocated for federal intervention to block the deal, demonstrating Read more…

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Hotels Need a Chance to Compete, Including Through Consolidation

In today’s bustling e-commerce landscape, hotel bookings constitute a significant 15 percent of all U.S. online transactions, with over 500 bookings occurring every minute. Despite the evident advantages of direct bookings with hotels, the dominance of Online Travel Agencies (OTAs) like Expedia and Bookings, controlling 90 percent of the online Read more…

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Free Markets Under Attack from the Left and Right

In “Free Markets Under Attack from the Left and Right.” we examine the growing threats to free-market principles emanating from both ends of the political spectrum. From the use of the term “woke” capitalism to the resurgence of authoritarian tendencies, our paper sheds light on the challenges facing individual liberty and economic Read more…

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New Merger Guidelines Could Make 2024 a Difficult Year for Business and Biden

In the world of politics and governance, burying contentious news under the rug is a practiced art. It’s a strategy often employed by officials to slip unfavorable announcements under the radar of public scrutiny. One common tactic? Releasing such news at times when attention is elsewhere, like late on a Read more…

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Would Lina Khan and the EU Have Blocked Amazon’s Acquistion?

Delve into the intriguing world of tech acquisitions and antitrust scrutiny with John Tamny, Senior Fellow at the Market Institute. Tamny examines the EU’s attempt to thwart Amazon’s purchase of iRobot, drawing parallels to the current FTC under Lina Khan’s leadership. Speculating on what could have been if Khan had Read more…

By admin, 3 years3 years ago
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Democratic Party Civil War: Abundance Economics vs. Lina Khanonomics

Amidst a charged Presidential race, the left is undergoing a transformative internal shift centered around the Abundance Agenda. This movement challenges traditional progressivism by prioritizing the well-being of the middle and working class, advocating for reduced regulations, and potentially aligning with libertarians. Market Institute President Charles Sauer breaks down the Read more…

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Jim Jordan Is Worried About the Right Policies, Antitrust Overreach In Particular

Ohio Representative and House Judiciary Committee Chair Jim Jordan’s distinctive approach to GOP leadership, emphasized by his strategic focus on oversight and a unique stance on antitrust, as well as legislative efforts like the Free Speech Protection Act, underscores his commitment to shaping policies in alignment with constitutional values and Read more…

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Medicare for All would eliminate private insurance, erase consumer choice, and leave Washington as the one insurer Americans could never fire.

As @sallypipes explains, single-payer promises cradle-to-grave coverage but delivers massive tax bills, rationed care, and crushing wait

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For decades, Washington dictated where airlines could fly and what they could charge.

Deregulation changed that, unleashing competition, lowering ticket prices, and making air travel accessible to millions more Americans.

A century of commercial flight shows what innovation and

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Exactly. Patent rights are only as strong as the ability to enforce them.

Without meaningful protections, inventors lose, copycats win, and the incentive to invest in the next breakthrough disappears.

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Patents that can't be effectively enforced are little more than a congratulatory certificate. A patent only has value when its owner can stop theft, negotiate fair licenses, and survive the legal fights required to defend it.

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