
The Effects of Regulatory Neglect on Health Care Consumers
CAP Action Senior Fellow David Balto testifies before the Subcommittee of the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation on competition in the health care marketplace
CAP Action Senior Fellow David Balto testifies before the Subcommittee of the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation on competition in the health care marketplace
CAP Action Senior Fellow David Balto testifies before the Senate Judiciary Committee on promoting a progressive agenda for antitrust enforcement.
CAPAF's David Balto testifies on the proposed merger of Ticketmaster and Live Nation and its potential consequences.
A credit cardholders’ bill of rights, as well as providing the right information at the right time, will help consumers manage their debt.
President Bush’s Small Business Administration’s leaders claim our analysis of their agency is ill informed. Fred Hochberg responds.
The housing and financial crises can be tied directly to calculated deregulation and gross negligence on the part of the Bush administration.
Scott Lilly examines the legislatively induced crisis over President Bush’s $700 billion financial rescue package.
David Balto testifies that a progressive approach to antitrust will protect opportunities for small businesses and consumers.
David Balto testifies to the Pennsylvania Senate Banking and Insurance Committee on why they should reject the merger of two insurance giants.
David Balto testifies that the proposed merger between UPS and DHL could facilitate collusion between UPS and chief rival FedEx.
David Balto testifies to the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on Antitrust, Competition Policy, and Consumer Rights.
Rhetoric aimed at blocking help to responsible homeowners doesn’t apply when Fed bails out big financial institutions, writes Scott Lilly.