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In January, the Senate Judiciary Committee marked up and approved the American Innovation and Choice Online Act (AICOA) for a main-floor vote. The AICOA would prohibit large tech firms from engaging in well-established, common business practices such as self-preferencing their own products and protecting knowledge assets. This could significantly affect the US tech sector and constrict US ingenuity and global competitiveness.
The AICOA becoming law could also have notable consequences for US antitrust policy. Historically, antitrust enforcement has relied on empirical evidence of market power and business practices harming consumers. The AICOA, however, would outlaw otherwise allowable business practices based simply on firms’ past success.
Join AEI’s Mark Jamison and an expert panel for a discussion of the AICOA’s specific provisions and potential impacts.
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