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Foer, Albert A.

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Starting the American Antitrust Institute1

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“…6 The New York Times also gave AAI credit for helping stop the proposed acquisition of T-Mobile by AT&T. Bert is cautious about the extent to which his organization can actually take credit. .…”

Section: Starting the American Antitrust Institutementioning

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How Bert Foer Became Fashionable

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The Antitrust Bulletin

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Bert Foer started the American Antitrust Institute in 1997 to give consumers a voice in antitrust, when advocacy was dominated by businesses. AAI was first regarded as out of date and marginal, but Bert Foer has established it today as a voice respected by media, competition agencies, and consumer groups. The biggest problem for AAI in the long run is funding, but it remains reluctant to take money that might be seen as compromising its independence.

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“…. 35 Can thwarting over-concentrated economic power improve our nation's democracy for all of its citizens? .…”

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“…In speaking for an imaginary Bert, are First and Fox speaking for an actualization of the real Bert's recent and powerfully spoken words? 35 Can thwarting over-concentrated economic power improve our nation's democracy for all of its citizens? FDR wanted to combat concentrated power and wealth through more vigorous enforcement, 36 but what President Obama might want is a more difficult lesson.…”

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