Has the antimonopoly movement achieved its political and intellectual apogee, or is this merely the end to the beginning of the movement?

Next up at #StiglerAntitrust24 with @SohrabAhmari, @ZephyrTeachout, @barryclynn, @matthewstoller, @Caffar3Cristina https://t.co/i24yXAAWCP pic.twitter.com/9oJUnuZcg6

— Stigler Center (@StiglerCenter) April 18, 2024

Fun panel on “end of the beginning” of the progressive movement in antitrust: @ZephyrTeachout on multiple “shifts”, @barryclynn @openmarkets on individual liberties, @matthewstoller @econliberties on financialization & @superwuster @RrjohnR as bonus panellists. I compared notes… pic.twitter.com/HsJAwlvRsc

— Cristina Caffarra (@Caffar3Cristina) April 19, 2024

"There is a need for competition regulators to come out and play — antitrust as usual, business as usual, is not going to be feasible anymore. The train is approaching fast," says @Caffar3Cristina at #StiglerAntitrust24 pic.twitter.com/vVXwsfzPmc

— Stigler Center (@StiglerCenter) April 18, 2024

Tomorrow, I'm moderating a panel on "The End of the Beginning for the Antimonopoly Movement?" at the Stigler Antitrust Conference @UChicago.

Featuring @matthewstoller, @ZephyrTeachoutm, @Caffar3Cristina, and Barry Lynn of @openmarkets.

Details >>> https://t.co/OsWjiYE5Fe pic.twitter.com/lcgHOYPph9

— Sohrab Ahmari (@SohrabAhmari) April 17, 2024