Andrew Mercado
- Former Research Assistant
Andrew Mercado is a former research assistant at the Mercatus Center and an adjunct professor at George Mason University's Antonin Scalia Law School. He graduated from George Mason University with a Bachelor's degree in 2019 and a Master's degree in 2020, both in Economics. His research and career interests include antitrust policy and the intersection of law and economics.
Latest Work
- | Antitrust and Competition Antitrust and Competition
- | Expert Commentary Expert Commentary
The Paradox of Choice Meets the Information Age | Truth on the Market
- | Antitrust and Competition Antitrust and Competition
- | Expert Commentary Expert Commentary
Monopoly Fears About Big Tech Are Overblown: Market Concentration Doesn’t Equal Exploitation | Discourse
- | Antitrust and Competition Antitrust and Competition
- | Expert Commentary Expert Commentary
US Companies Should Bring Their Boxing Gloves to Europe’s Courts | The Hill
- | Antitrust and Competition Antitrust and Competition
- | Expert Commentary Expert Commentary
Breaking Down the First Year of Antitrust Under the Biden Administration
- | Antitrust and Competition Antitrust and Competition
- | Policy Briefs Policy Briefs
Developments in Competition Policy during the First Year of the Biden Administration
- | Antitrust and Competition Antitrust and Competition
- | Policy Briefs Policy Briefs
Reining In Market-Distorting Federal Regulation
- | Antitrust and Competition Antitrust and Competition
- | Expert Commentary Expert Commentary
Sugar Merger Is Bitter for Consumers, but Government Abuses Taste Worse | RealClearPolicy
- | Antitrust and Competition Antitrust and Competition
- | Expert Commentary Expert Commentary
New Antitrust Bills — Anti-Consumer, Anti-Enterprise, and Anti-Innovation | National Review
- | Antitrust and Competition Antitrust and Competition
- | Expert Commentary Expert Commentary
New Antitrust Bills — Anti-Consumer, Anti-Enterprise, and Anti-Innovation | National Review
- | Antitrust and Competition Antitrust and Competition
- | Expert Commentary Expert Commentary
Putting Innovation First: The “New Madison Approach” to Patent Licensing and Antitrust
FEDERALIST SOCIETY REGULATORY TRANSPARENCY PROJECT
Latest Work
- | Antitrust and Competition Antitrust and Competition
- | Expert Commentary Expert Commentary
The Paradox of Choice Meets the Information Age | Truth on the Market
- | Antitrust and Competition Antitrust and Competition
- | Expert Commentary Expert Commentary
Monopoly Fears About Big Tech Are Overblown: Market Concentration Doesn’t Equal Exploitation | Discourse
- | Antitrust and Competition Antitrust and Competition
- | Expert Commentary Expert Commentary
US Companies Should Bring Their Boxing Gloves to Europe’s Courts | The Hill
- | Antitrust and Competition Antitrust and Competition
- | Expert Commentary Expert Commentary
Breaking Down the First Year of Antitrust Under the Biden Administration
- | Antitrust and Competition Antitrust and Competition
- | Policy Briefs Policy Briefs
Developments in Competition Policy during the First Year of the Biden Administration
- | Antitrust and Competition Antitrust and Competition
- | Policy Briefs Policy Briefs
Reining In Market-Distorting Federal Regulation
- | Antitrust and Competition Antitrust and Competition
- | Expert Commentary Expert Commentary
Sugar Merger Is Bitter for Consumers, but Government Abuses Taste Worse | RealClearPolicy
- | Antitrust and Competition Antitrust and Competition
- | Expert Commentary Expert Commentary
New Antitrust Bills — Anti-Consumer, Anti-Enterprise, and Anti-Innovation | National Review
- | Antitrust and Competition Antitrust and Competition
- | Expert Commentary Expert Commentary
New Antitrust Bills — Anti-Consumer, Anti-Enterprise, and Anti-Innovation | National Review
- | Antitrust and Competition Antitrust and Competition
- | Expert Commentary Expert Commentary
Putting Innovation First: The “New Madison Approach” to Patent Licensing and Antitrust
FEDERALIST SOCIETY REGULATORY TRANSPARENCY PROJECT
Latest Work
Latest Work
Latest Work
- | Antitrust and Competition Antitrust and Competition
- | Expert Commentary Expert Commentary
US Companies Should Bring Their Boxing Gloves to Europe’s Courts | The Hill
- | Antitrust and Competition Antitrust and Competition
- | Expert Commentary Expert Commentary
Breaking Down the First Year of Antitrust Under the Biden Administration
- | Antitrust and Competition Antitrust and Competition
- | Expert Commentary Expert Commentary
Sugar Merger Is Bitter for Consumers, but Government Abuses Taste Worse | RealClearPolicy
- | Antitrust and Competition Antitrust and Competition
- | Expert Commentary Expert Commentary
New Antitrust Bills — Anti-Consumer, Anti-Enterprise, and Anti-Innovation | National Review
- | Antitrust and Competition Antitrust and Competition
- | Expert Commentary Expert Commentary
New Antitrust Bills — Anti-Consumer, Anti-Enterprise, and Anti-Innovation | National Review
- | Antitrust and Competition Antitrust and Competition
- | Expert Commentary Expert Commentary
Putting Innovation First: The “New Madison Approach” to Patent Licensing and Antitrust
FEDERALIST SOCIETY REGULATORY TRANSPARENCY PROJECT
- | Antitrust and Competition Antitrust and Competition
- | Expert Commentary Expert Commentary
The FTC’s Latest Intervention Will Have Some States Smiling Ear to Ear | InsideSources
- | Antitrust and Competition Antitrust and Competition
- | Expert Commentary Expert Commentary
The New Madison Approach to Antitrust and Patent Licensing: A Property Rights and Innovation Perspective | Competition Policy International
- | Antitrust and Competition Antitrust and Competition
- | Expert Commentary Expert Commentary
The FTC's Repeal of Enforcement Guidance Is Bad News for Business
- | Regulation Regulation
- | Expert Commentary Expert Commentary
The Internet Doesn’t Need Heavy-Handed Regulation
A Facebook VP’s proposal to regulate the Internet would undermine competition, innovation, and free speech.