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Marc Jarsulic is a senior fellow and the chief economist at American Progress. He has worked on economic policy matters as deputy staff director and chief economist at the Joint Economic Committee, as chief economist at the Senate Banking Committee, and as chief economist at Better Markets. He has practiced antitrust and securities law at the Federal Trade Commission, the Securities and Exchange Commission, and in private practice. Before coming to Washington, he was professor of economics at the University of Notre Dame.

He earned an economics Ph.D. at the University of Pennsylvania and a J.D. at the University of Michigan. His most recent book is Anatomy of a Financial Crisis.

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Toward a Robust Competition Policy Report
The night skyline of San Francisco's financial district is pictured from Montgomery Street, January 2016. (Getty/DeAgostini)

Toward a Robust Competition Policy

Entry barriers in many sectors—especially in communications services, health care, and information technology—have created an environment in which firms can earn profits well above competitive levels.

Marc Jarsulic, Ethan Gurwitz, Andrew Schwartz

Fact Sheet: Toward a Robust Competition Policy Fact Sheet
The New York Stock Exchange building stands in the financial district of New York City, March 2019. (Getty/Drew Angerer)

Fact Sheet: Toward a Robust Competition Policy

The rise of firms earning monopolistic returns calls for new policy measures to reduce barriers to entry and increase competition.

Marc Jarsulic, Ethan Gurwitz, Andrew Schwartz

Trump’s Trade Deal and the Road Not Taken Report
A Ford Motor Company worker works on a truck on the assembly line in Dearborn, Michigan, September 2018. (Getty/Bill Pugliano)

Trump’s Trade Deal and the Road Not Taken

The U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA), President Trump’s 2018 revision to the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA), misses the chance to place workers at the center of U.S. trade priorities. Congress should insist on an approach that does.

Marc Jarsulic, Andy Green, Daniella Zessoules

State of the Union Preview: Trump Is Rigging the Economy Against Workers and the Middle Class Article
U.S. President Donald Trump speaks during a working dinner with European business leaders during the World Economic Forum annual meeting in Davos, eastern Switzerland, January 25, 2018. (Getty/AFP, Nicholas Kamm)

State of the Union Preview: Trump Is Rigging the Economy Against Workers and the Middle Class

President Trump promised to fight for American workers, but his first year in office has shown that he is decidedly not on their side.

Seth Hanlon, Sam Berger, Alex Rowell, 6 More Galen Hendricks, Regina Willensky Benjamin, Kevin DeGood, Eliza Schultz, Joe Valenti, Marc Jarsulic

Resisting Financial Deregulation Report

Resisting Financial Deregulation

Improving economic growth requires strengthening and better implementing financial stability reforms—not eroding them.

Gregg Gelzinis, Andy Green, Marc Jarsulic

Toward a Marshall Plan for America Report

Toward a Marshall Plan for America

The economy is not producing access to a good, stable middle-class life for people who do not go to college. On prudential and ethical grounds, progressives must do more to create decent job opportunities and secure family situations for all working people facing difficult economic conditions not within their control.

Neera Tanden, Carmel Martin, Marc Jarsulic, 6 More Brendan Duke, Ben Olinsky, Melissa Boteach, John Halpin, Ruy Teixeira, Rob Griffin

Reviving Antitrust Report
The moon rises in its waning period over the New York City skyline seen from West Orange, New Jersey, April 5, 2015. (AP/Julio Cortez)

Reviving Antitrust

Rising income inequality, stagnant middle-class incomes, and growing evidence of increasing market power in parts of the U.S. economy all point toward the need for a renewed focus on antitrust enforcement.

Marc Jarsulic, Ethan Gurwitz, Kate Bahn, 1 More Andy Green

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