AAI’s research and analysis highlights the importance of competition for consumer choice, competitive fares and fees, and quality of service.

AAI has been active in focusing public and private competition enforcement priorities and shaping progressive competition policy in the field of technology.

AAI’s advocacy pushes for vigorous scrutiny of energy mergers and complementary roles for antitrust and regulation in overseeing energy markets.

AAI has opposed mergers and the growth of buyer power that threatens farmers, consumers, and the stability of the food supply chain.

AAI is at the forefront of advocating for an active competition agenda to control healthcare costs and ensure lower cost access to drugs, providers, and insurers.

AAI remains at the forefront of promoting the connection between vigorous competition and creating incentives for risk-taking and entrepreneurship.

AAI’s legal-economic research and advocacy emphasize competition in the balance between IP and antitrust law and within the domain of IP law itself.

In an era of global supply chains and large multinational enterprises, AAI works to “connect the dots” between domestic and international competition enforcement.

AAI takes the lead in highlighting how antitrust can and should respond to conduct by powerful employers that harms competition, consumers, workers, and small sellers.

AAI is a leader in pushing back against consolidation and anticompetitive conduct by telecommunications providers and media companies.

AAI pioneers the study of how innovation in online retailing and the distribution of goods and services to consumers promises both benefits and competitive challenges.