The American Antitrust Institute (AAI) today called on the Federal Trade Commission (FTC), state attorneys general and consumer protection agencies, and legislators to investigate restrictive paperless ticketing practices for live events that deny consumer choice and stifle competition

The president of the American Antitrust Institute and father of a literary brood on the difficulty of getting his advocacy group off the ground

This briefing paper, prepared for World Competition Day, summarizes some current evidence on cartels showing that deterrence is much less than optimal, and proposes five reforms.

AAI filed a brief urging the Seventh Circuit to rehear an appeal in which a panel of the court added novel and unjustified conditions to the Foreign Trade Antitrust Improvement Act..

Since 2007, this event has served as a vehicle for the antitrust community to come together to network and obtain an updated and comprehensive profile of private enforcement as a business.

Andrew Chin and Barak Richman wrote the op-ed "An anti-competitive get-together" about the AT&T/T-Mobile merger for the News Observer

Private Enforcement of Antitrust Law is Getting Harder in the United States.

How Milton Friedman and Chicago Economics Undermined American Institutions and Endangered the Global Economy with a preface by AAI President Bert Foer.

This AAI Working Paper by John M. Connor and Robert H. Lande indicates the overall level of the United States anti-cartel sanctions should be approximately five times as high as they are today.

Our economy was built on a legacy of hard work, entrepreneurship and competition.