Description: The American Economic Liberties Project is a nonprofit advocacy organization that works to reduce corporate concentration and expand competition across sectors by advancing stronger antitrust enforcement, pro-competition policy, research, litigation support, and public education aimed at protecting workers, consumers, and small businesses. Type: Non-profit advocacy organization (501(c)(3)) Policies: Antitrust and competition policy, merger enforcement, regulation of dominant digital platforms, labor-market competition, healthcare and pharmaceutical competition, agricultural consolidation, consumer protection, and broader economic-democracy reforms to limit corporate power. Funding: Primarily funded by philanthropic foundation grants and individual donors, with support from progressive philanthropic networks and major foundation funders. Affiliates: Led by founder/executive leadership associated with the progressive antitrust movement and commonly allied with organizations such as the Open Markets Institute and other pro-competition advocacy groups and legal experts.
