In this episode of the Rethinking Antitrust Podcast, we examine the origins of the Biden administration's antitrust initiatives with Todd Zywicki, a prominent law professor at George Mason University and former Director of the Office of Policy Planning at the Federal Trade Commission. As we explore the implications of the Neo-Brandeisian approach to antitrust, Todd provides a broader context for understanding the intellectual underpinnings of these changes. Three and a half years into the Biden administration, he and Bilal explore how the administration’s agenda goes beyond antitrust, influencing a new era of governance in the United States. Links Todd Zywicki profile page The Law and Political Economy Project: A Critical Analysis, Todd Zywicki Political Content of Antitrust, Robert Pitofsky Speech of FTC Chairman Lewis Engman, Detroit 1974 FTC Chief Calls Role Of Agencies Inflationary, New York Times (1974)
In this episode of the Rethinking Antitrust Podcast, we examine the origins of the Biden administration's antitrust initiatives with Todd Zywicki, a prominent law professor at George Mason University and former Director of the Office of Policy Planning at the Federal Trade Commission. As we explore the implications of the Neo-Brandeisian approach to antitrust, Todd provides a broader context for understanding the intellectual underpinnings of these changes. Three and a half years into the Biden administration, he and Bilal explore how the administration’s agenda goes beyond antitrust, influencing a new era of governance in the United States.
Links
The Law and Political Economy Project: A Critical Analysis, Todd Zywicki
Political Content of Antitrust, Robert Pitofsky
Speech of FTC Chairman Lewis Engman, Detroit 1974
FTC Chief Calls Role Of Agencies Inflationary, New York Times (1974)