The American Economic Liberties Project is a non-partisan nonprofit advocacy organization that works to combat concentrated corporate power and advance economic liberty, fair commerce, and a more inclusive democracy. It focuses on antimonopoly policy and efforts to ensure markets serve consumers, workers, entrepreneurs, and communities.
Antitrust enforcement, antimonopoly policy, corporate accountability, anti-corruption measures, consumer protection, labor and worker power, healthcare market reform, and policies addressing concentrated corporate power in sectors such as technology, finance, and media.
Primarily funded by contributions from foundations and individuals; it states that it does not accept funding from corporations.
Key affiliated leaders include Executive Director Nidhi Hegde and prominent senior fellow Matt Stoller; the organization also works with a broad network of policy experts and advocates in the antimonopoly movement.
non-profit advocacy organization (501(c)(3))
