Antitrust and Regulation

A significant shift in antitrust policy over the past 40 years has led to increased market consolidation across various sectors, including food, technology, and healthcare. This change was rooted in a belief that monopolies could drive efficiencies, a notion that has proven problematic as many areas of the economy have suffered from lack of competition. The current administration is now focused on addressing these outdated assumptions to better align economic policies with today’s commercial realities.