ProMarket
The Stigler Center's sharp-elbowed commentary on competition and regulation.
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ProMarket comes out of the University of Chicago's Stigler Center, which focuses on competition, regulation, and the political economy of markets, a slightly ironic home given Chicago's free-market reputation, since the center and its blog are often sharply critical of concentrated corporate power.
The writing is academic in rigor but aimed at a broader audience than a journal would be, covering antitrust cases, platform regulation, and corporate governance debates. A good fit for readers who want economics commentary with real policy teeth rather than abstract theory.
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