Our Work
A collection of Economic Liberties’ research and writing on concentrated economic power and competition policy.
Prohibiting Surveillance Prices and Wages
This report, from Economic Liberties and partners, reveals how corporations are using mass surveillance and hidden algorithms to illegally inflate prices for consumers and suppress wages for workers -- and pushes state policymakers to take action.
Competition at a Crossroads: A Comparative Guide to Recent White House Records on Antimonopoly Policy
This paper compares the antitrust records of the Trump-Pence and Biden-Harris administrations, revealing substantial differences in their approaches to addressing America’s monopoly crisis.
Tools For Reining in Monopoly Utilities: A Guide for State Lawmakers
This state and local toolkit provides practical steps for state lawmakers to curb the power of investor-owned utilities (IOUs) and ensure affordable and reliable access to essential services such as electricity, water, and natural gas.
Break Up Big Medicine
This campaign seeks to unite the millions of people across the country who are fed up with the power that consolidated healthcare conglomerates, private equity, and middlemen wield over our access to quality and affordable care—and push policymakers to act.
Events and Virtual Talks
Engage with the Economic Liberties team and our network of policymakers, academics, journalists, and activists at upcoming events or webinars.
"Thinking Big" with Chris Leonard
Senior Fellow Denise Hearn talks with best-selling investigative journalist Chris Leonard about how decision-making at the Federal Reserve has accelerated income inequality and put our country's economic stability at risk.
"Thinking Big" with Rana Foroohar
Economic Liberties hosted Rana Foroohar for a conversation on global resiliency, prosperity, and democracy.
Big Tech’s “Digital Trade” Attack on Working People & Labor Rights
Rethink Trade hosted a town hall with Rep. Ro Khanna, Teamsters General President Sean O'Brien, and Rethink Trade Director Lori Wallach to discuss what can be done to ensure that IPEF is the first new worker-centered trade deal.
Tools for Reforming Antitrust Policy: A Guide for State Lawmakers to Challenge Corporate Power
The American Economic Liberties Project and MN AG Keith Ellison discuss the tools state and local officials can use to crack down on corporate power & reform antitrust policy.
Monopoly Resources
Use our collection of essential resources to find books, articles, policy research, and other publications from experts and thought leaders across the anti-monopoly movement.
Book: "Goliath: The 100-Year War Between Monopoly Power and Democracy"
As the anti-monopoly discussion entered mainstream media in recent years, Economic Liberties' Director of Research, Matt Stoller, published a timely book that traces the history of monopoly power and how our forebears fought to keep our democracy alive.
Legal Analysis: Amazon’s Antitrust Paradox
Read Lina Khan's groundbreaking legal research into Amazon's monopoly power, published in the Yale Law Journal in 2017.
Book: "Break 'Em Up"
Read Zephyr Teachout's book on monopolies in the United States, their control over our everyday lives, and what can be done to reclaim our democracy.