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Brian Callaci
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Chief Economist, Open Markets Institute
New York, Peekskill
Beats
Budgeting, Finance Lifestyle,Money Personal Finance, Debt Reduction
Anything without a technology angle.
Content
By Brian Callaci| Capitol Weekly Verified Opinion by BRIAN CALLACI posted 03.28.2025 OPINION – April 1 marks the first anniversary of a historic victory for California’s fast-food workers, the establishment of a $20/hr minimum wage for the industry.
By Brian Callaci| Capitol Weekly Verified Opinion by BRIAN CALLACI posted 03.28.2025 OPINION – April 1 marks the first anniversary of a historic victory for California’s fast-food workers, the establishment of a $20/hr minimum wage for the industry.
By Andrew Elrod, Ned Resnikoff, Brian Callaci, Sandeep Vaheesan| Dissent Magazine Verified Tenants on the March: An Interview With Cea Weaver “Organizing tenants has the potential to shape the political landscape for decades to come.” ▪ Winter 2025 In many parts of the country, rising rents have hit a political limit, as politicians, unions, and community organizations increasingly recognize the centrality of housing to the cost-of-living crisis.
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