Collected Antitrust Works from TPI

Collected Antitrust Works from TPI

TPI is proud to release a compilation of our most relevant antitrust work published over the past nearly 15 years. This collection allows readers to track the evolution of antitrust policy over time, its successes and failures, and glean a few ideas to help Congress chart a path forward. 

With Congress considering a major overhaul of antitrust rules, this collection of antitrust work, including papers, op-eds, podcasts, and panel discussions has never been more useful or necessary.

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