Published Jul 31, 2023

DOJ's Jonathan Kanter on the Bidenomics Approach to Antitrust

Jonathan Kanter, DOJ's Assistant Attorney General for the Antitrust Division, delves into Bidenomics' antitrust strategies, addressing challenges in banking and AI, and emphasizing data control and competitive fairness through updated guidelines and policies.

Episode Highlights

Topics covered

Episode Highlights

Related Episodes

How a DOJ Economist Approaches Antitrust in America
Answers 383 questions
Jared Bernstein on the Next Stage of Bidenomics
Answers 383 questions
Lina Khan Is Sending a Message to the Private Equity Industry
Answers 383 questions
Ezra Klein On the Legacy of Bidenomics
Answers 383 questions
The White House’s Brian Deese on Supply Chains and Biden’s Economic Agenda
Answers 383 questions
Big Take DC: Economists May Be Using Bad Data to Make Big Decisions
Answers 383 questions
A Stunning Lawsuit Could Change How Realtors Get Paid
Answers 383 questions
An MIT Professor Explains His Original Theory For How Markets Really Work
Answers 383 questions
Brian Deese on the Legislative Legacy of President Biden's First Two Years
Answers 383 questions
Mark Bergen on Apple's Threat to the Online Ad Industry
Answers 383 questions
This Is How We'll Know If the CHIPS Act Is Working
Answers 383 questions
Josh Younger Explains Why the Bond Market Has Been So Volatile
Answers 383 questions
Goldman's Hatzius and Kostin on Markets and Macro in 2025
Answers 383 questions
Jim Chanos on Crypto, Tech and the Golden Age of Fraud
Answers 383 questions
This Is How Prejudice Can Hinder the Economy
Answers 383 questions

Dexa/Odd Lots

DOJ's Jonathan Kanter on the Bidenomics Approach to Antitrust

Topics covered

Popular Clips

Modern Merger Guidelines

Size and Competition

Private Equity Insights

AI Competition Insights

Poultry Industry Insights

Competition and Antitrust

Banking Competition Insights

Case Generation Insights

Antitrust Laws Update

Modern Market Dynamics

Banking Competition Dilemma

Merger Efficiency

Antitrust Enforcement Strategies

Restoring Antitrust Awareness

Episode Highlights

Banking and Antitrust

Modern Antitrust Dynamics

Bidenomics and Competition

Related Episodes

How a DOJ Economist Approaches Antitrust in America

Jared Bernstein on the Next Stage of Bidenomics

Lina Khan Is Sending a Message to the Private Equity Industry

Ezra Klein On the Legacy of Bidenomics

The White House’s Brian Deese on Supply Chains and Biden’s Economic Agenda

Big Take DC: Economists May Be Using Bad Data to Make Big Decisions

A Stunning Lawsuit Could Change How Realtors Get Paid

An MIT Professor Explains His Original Theory For How Markets Really Work

Brian Deese on the Legislative Legacy of President Biden's First Two Years

Mark Bergen on Apple's Threat to the Online Ad Industry

This Is How We'll Know If the CHIPS Act Is Working

Josh Younger Explains Why the Bond Market Has Been So Volatile

Goldman's Hatzius and Kostin on Markets and Macro in 2025

Jim Chanos on Crypto, Tech and the Golden Age of Fraud

This Is How Prejudice Can Hinder the Economy

DOJ's Jonathan Kanter on the Bidenomics Approach to Antitrust

Topics covered

Popular Clips

Episode Highlights

Banking and AntitrustThe discussion shifts to the evolving trends in bank mergers and the antitrust implications they carry. Jonathan Cantor provides insights into the need for updated guidelines and the collaborative efforts among regulatory bodies to ensure a competitive banking landscape.

Banking and Antitrust

Modern Antitrust DynamicsJonathan Kanter explores the antitrust challenges posed by artificial intelligence, focusing on data control and market entry barriers. He discusses the role of data as a competitive asset and introduces new merger guidelines to address complex market structures.

Modern Antitrust Dynamics

Bidenomics and Competition

Related Episodes