Morgan’s Monopoly Digest – March 2025
March, 2025 — November version of Economic Liberties' monthly newsletter that covers the latest with the federal antitrust agencies — the Federal Trade Commission and the Department of Justice's Antitrust Division — and other big developments in competition policy.
HHS Policy Recommendations to Combat Consolidated Corporate Power
February 24, 2025 — The American Economic Liberties Project (AELP) compiled this memo outlining how the second Trump administration, and especially the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), can fulfill its promises to voters by reining in the consolidated corporate power imperiling Americans’ health.
Prohibiting Surveillance Prices and Wages
February 20, 2025 — 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.
Fact Sheet: Why Big Tech Has an Interest in Shuttering the CFPB
February18, 2025 — Following the Trump Administration's de-facto shut down of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, this Economic Liberties fact sheet explains how Big Tech firms stand to benefit from the lack of an effective consumer watchdog.
Morgan’s Monopoly Digest – February 2025
February, 2025 — November version of Economic Liberties' monthly newsletter that covers the latest with the federal antitrust agencies — the Federal Trade Commission and the Department of Justice's Antitrust Division — and other big developments in competition policy.
Transforming Antitrust Enforcement: How AAG Kanter and Acting AAG Mekki Protected Competition Across the Economy
January 28, 2025 — AAG Kanter and Acting AAG Mekki have worked to transform antitrust enforcement across the federal government to promote competition and meet the new economic challenges America now confronts. Under their leadership, the DOJ Antitrust Division took aggressive action to protect American businesses, workers, and consumers from powerful corporate monopolies. In AAG Kanter’s words: “Antitrust is for the people.” And the people are winning.