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Chief Economist, Open Markets Institute

Brian Callaci

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Chief Economist, Open Markets Institute

New York, Peekskill

Beats

Primary beats

BusinessFinance

Secondary beats

DevicesPoliticsMindsetHairMediaSocial MediaChampagneBooksWineBloggingInvestment BankingConcertsEconomicsStartupAngel Funding

Biography

Final Covers

Budgeting, Finance Lifestyle,Money Personal Finance, Debt Reduction

Doesn’t Cover

Anything without a technology angle.

Journalist Type

Economist

Seniority Positions

Chief

Industries

Medium Formats

Organizational,Media

Content

Total articles 62

  • Available on paid plans

    Big fast-food squeezes workers and franchisees alike - Capitol Weekly

    By Brian Callaci

    Mar. 28, 2025

  • Available on paid plans

    Big fast-food squeezes workers and franchisees alike - Capitol Weekly

    By Brian Callaci

    Mar. 28, 2025

  • Available on paid plans

    Tenants on the March: An Interview With Cea Weaver

    By Andrew Elrod, Ned Resnikoff, Brian Callaci, Sandeep Vaheesan

    Mar. 03, 2025

As seen in

The Atlantic,Open Markets Institute,The Atlanta Journal-Constitution,El Economista (Mexico),Sage Publishing,The New Republic,Pittsburgh Tribune-Review,Harvard Business Review,Slate,The City University Of New York,The Nation

Company Info

Open Markets Institute

The Open Markets Institute is a non-profit organization focused on promoting competition policy and addressing the challenges posed by monopolies. Established in September 2017, it evolved from the Open Markets Program at the New America Foundation, which operated from 2009 to 2017. The institute is recognized for its commitment to understanding how competition can strengthen democracies and foster equitable societies. The organization engages in research and journalism to highlight the risks of monopolization across various sectors, including technology and agriculture. It advocates for stronger antitrust laws and competition policies, providing policy briefs and recommendations to policymakers. Additionally, the Open Markets Institute offers fellowships to support research in antitrust and political economy. Its efforts aim to educate stakeholders about the importance of competitive markets and to promote a more equitable distribution of economic power.

Washington, D.C., United States, , United States

Founded: 2018