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Stacy Mitchell

  • Co-Director, ILSR
Portland
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Working to decentralize economic power. Antimonopoly. Pro-local. Co-Exec Director at the Institute for Local Self-Reliance @ILSR.
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How Amazon’s AI Algorithms Raise the Prices You Pay

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By Stacy Mitchell
| Washington Monthly Verified
In 2023, the Federal Trade Commission, then led by Joe Biden appointee Lina Khan, along with 17 states, filed an antitrust lawsuit against Amazon. The case, finally scheduled to go to trial next year, alleges that the Seattle-based behemoth maintains a monopoly in online retail through an interlocking set of tactics—what the complaint calls “a self-reinforcing cycle of dominance”—that thwart competitors and entrench its grip on the market.
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Turning Public Money into Amazon’s Profits

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By Stacy Mitchell, Kennedy Smith, Susan Holmberg, Nasra Ahmed Mohamed
| Citeline Verified
Read the full report ILSR has conducted a sweeping investigation that reveals Amazon has quietly become a major force in how cities, counties, and school districts purchase basic supplies — and that its tightening grip is driving up costs, eroding competition, and harming local economies.
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The Grassroots Revival of Anti-Monopoly Law Across America

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By Stacy Mitchell
| promarket.org
Stacy Mitchell writes that the Neo-Brandeisian movement is as strong as ever. Despite its champions, Federal Trade Commission Chair Lina Khan and Assistant Attorney General Jonathan Kanter, exiting their posts, grassroots momentum is only growing. Today, it’s in state legislatures and attorneys general offices where the movement is now advancing—and where future antitrust policy is being shaped.
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