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OCA #266 The antitrust law bubble, particularly in the U.S., has in recent years focused on the mantra of promoting efficiency above all else. In the age of the global polycrisis and increasing corporate concentration and power in numerous sectors, should this bubble be popped? Dr Cristina Caffarra, leading competition economist, joins Barry Nigro and Matthew Hall to discuss the wider issues antitrust and competition law enforcement should be considering, which was the focus of a January 2024 Brussels conference described as the “Anti-Davos” and “Woodstock of Antitrust”. Listen to this episode to learn more about the “Antitrust, Regulation, and the Next World Order” conference led by Dr Caffarra, why antitrust law should be taking a wider approach than efficiency and narrow consumer welfare and the links with trade and industrial policy. With special guests: Cristina Caffarra, University College London, CEPR Competition RPN Hosted by: Barry Nigro, Fried Frank and Matthew Hall, McGuireWoods