In The Washington Post: How Washington Got Back Into Trustbusting
After decades of a misguided approach to antitrust policy, Washington has a new antimonopoly fervor, writes Senior Researcher Ron Knox.
After decades of a misguided approach to antitrust policy, Washington has a new antimonopoly fervor, writes Senior Researcher Ron Knox.
Our latest fact sheet shows that lawmakers cannot achieve their aim of restoring competition to our online markets without passing the structural separation bill.
On Capitol Forum's podcast Second Request, Senior Research Ron Knox chatted about music industry monopolies and how to restore the music industry's middle class.
Amazon claims that it has “a mutually beneficial relationship” with the small businesses that depend on its platform. This fact sheet tells the real story.
On the new Antimonopoly Happy Hour show, Ron Knox and guests will discuss news (and gossip!) from around the world of politics, economics, and regulation.
An antitrust lawsuit filed this month by Washington, D.C., Attorney General Karl Racine is a milestone in the fight against the monopoly power of Amazon.
A groundbreaking new bill moving through the New York State Senate this week would level the playing field for independent businesses in New York.
The monopolization of record labels, streaming, and live venues is making it impossible for the broad “middle class” of artists to reach listeners.
Monopoly power in the peanut industry has pushed thousands of small farmers to the brink of bankruptcy. and made peanuts more expensive to taxpayers.
We summarized Congress's Big Tech report, particularly its findings on Amazon's monopoly and its recommendations for how Congress can liberate the economy from Amazon’s stranglehold.
We lay out 24 policy recommendations across a 6-point agenda to enable independent businesses to weather the pandemic and thrive and grow in its aftermath.
In the Washington Post, Senior Researcher Ron Knox explains Congress's groundbreaking investigative report in terms of U.S. antitrust history.
This ILSR report finds that Amazon is exploiting its gatekeeper power to impose huge fees on the third-party sellers that rely on its marketplace.
Ron Knox explains that the beer industry is not a craft brewery utopia. Misguided policies have allowed monopolies to dominate the market, undermining small breweries.
Amazon has a long history of abusing monopoly power. Now, during Covid-19, Amazon has begun to turn its quest for dominance against its own customers.