 In Innovation Over Intervention: Restoring First Principles To American Antitrust, Ginn Economic Consulting and NetChoice co-published this report by Vance Ginn to warn how maintaining America’s global economic and technological lead requires a return to first principles: free markets, free speech, and the consumer welfare standard in antitrust policy. Bottom Line: Antitrust should protect competition, not manage markets. Innovation thrives when firms can invest, experiment, and scale under predictable rules. The United States does not need industrial policy or politicized antitrust to compete. It needs to restore first principles and let markets work. 
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