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The Antitrust Revolution That Mostly Wasn’t and Probably Won’t Be
Network Law Review
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There can be little doubt that antitrust enforcers at the Department of Justice (DOJ) and Federal Trade Commission (FTC), who have adopted to various degrees the “neo-Brandeisian” (NB)—also known as “populist,” “political” or “anti-monopoly”—approach to antitrust policy, have sought under the Biden Administration to make far-reaching changes in how antitrust law is interpreted and enforced.