Reforming Antitrust Law
// 1/7/19 //
Take Care has been pleased to present a series of posts offering thoughts on how Congress might address key issues in antitrust law.
How to Fix America's Monopoly Problem
Lina Khan | Four key steps to creating an antitrust regime that redresses the current market power crisis and prevents its recurrence
Antitrust Ideas: Bring Back Investigations
Ganesh Sitaraman | In the early 20th century, the FTC investigated whole sectors of the economy to identify abuses of power. It should do so again.
Cooperation for the 99%
Sandeep Vaheesan | The FTC and DOJ have welcomed corporate consolidation and monopolization, but targeted workers and small proprietors who organize
Principles for Antitrust Legislation in the 116th Congress
Marshall Steinbaum | It’s time for Congress to re-take control over antitrust and stop letting right-wing judges and cowed enforcers set the agenda
The U.S. Needs Conglomerate Merger Legislation
Robert H. Lande | To preserve competitive markets, Congress should block mergers between our largest companies.
Antitrust/Pro-Worker
Charlotte Garden | Organized labor plays a vital role in balancing corporate power—but antitrust law has historically inhibited workers’ collective action. That must change.
Welcome Back to the Fight
Waller Spencer | In reforming antitrust law, Congress must focus on the big picture, not the minutiae. Here's how it can do so.