Morgan’s Monopoly Digest – September 2022
September 15, 2022 — September version of Economic Liberties' monthly newsletter covers the latest with the federal antitrust agencies — the Federal Trade Commission and Department of Justice’s Antitrust Division — and big developments in competition policy more broadly.
Tools for Taking on Big Tech’s Economic Power: A Guide for State Lawmakers
September 13, 2022 (updated) — “Tools for Taking on Big Tech’s Economic Power: A Guide for State Lawmakers" examines the problems harms posed by Big Tech, outlines potential policy solutions for state lawmakers, and explains how they can respond to critiques – both legitimate and not – from those invested in the status quo.
Tools for Taking On the Corporate Subsidy Machine: A Guide for State Lawmakers
September 13, 2022 — "Tools for Taking On the Corporate Subsidy Machine: A Guide for State Lawmakers" serves as a how-to-guide for state and local lawmakers to reform and rework corporate subsidy programs so that they are more transparent, better serve their communities, and don’t entrench dominant corporations.
Tools for Reforming Antitrust Policy: A Guide for State Lawmakers to Challenge Corporate Power
September 13, 2022 — “Reforming Antitrust Policy to Challenge Corporate Power: A Guide for State Lawmakers" lays out several ways for state governments and enforcers to decentralize economic power and redistribute that power to communities and create an inclusive, robust democracy.
Tools for Taking On the Corporate Subsidy Machine: Eliminate the ‘Dark Store Theory’ Loophole
September 13, 2022 — "Require Site Selection Consultants to Register as Lobbyists" is part nine of "Tools for Taking On the Corporate Subsidy Machine: A Guide for State Lawmakers.”
Big Tech Guide for State Lawmakers: Provide Antitrust Enforcers With More Resources
September 13, 2022 (updated) — "Provide Antitrust Enforcers With More Resources" is part eight of "Tools for Taking on Big Tech’s Economic Power: A Guide for State Lawmakers."