Open Markets Institute
Budget
€3,296,719
EP Access
0
accredited persons
Staff
4
1.35 FTE
EU Grants
None
Mission & Goals
Open Markets uses research and journalism to expose the dangers of monopolization, identifies changes in policy and law to address them, and educates policymakers, academics, movement groups, and other influential stakeholders to establish open, competitive markets that support a strong, just, and inclusive democracy. We focus especially closely on the threats that “platform monopolies” pose to the free exchange of news, information, and ideas. Our team possesses deep expertise in how monopoly power distorts outcomes in major markets, ranging from the technology sector to agriculture to pharmaceuticals to transportation. By combining policy, legal, and market structure expertise with sophisticated communications and outreach efforts, Open Markets seeks not only to hold today’s monopolies accountable for abuse of power, but to rebuild an economic system where progress is easier to achieve, because power is far more widely and equitably distributed.
EU Legislative Interests
- Competition policy - Digital policy - Trade policy - Industrial policy - Digital Markets Act - Digital Services Act - Artificial Intelligence Act - Foreign Subsidies Regulation
Communication Activities
Short and long-form writing and journalism, press releases and media comments, formal submissions to public consultations, direct advocacy with policymakers, public events.
Interests Represented
Does not represent commercial interests
Member Of
- Athena Coalition (US) https://athenaforall.org - Transatlantic Consumer Dialogue (US/EU) https://tacd.org
Organisation Members
Food & Power (https://www.foodandpower.net/) Center for Journalism & Liberty (https://www.journalismliberty.org/)
Commissioner Meetings
No recorded meetings with EU commissioners.