Jonathan Cantor

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The dirty little secret is that business actually likes what we do. They're the ones encouraging us to bring cases because they want access to markets. They want supply chains that are affordable. They want greater supply of key inputs, right? This is something that's quite popular in business.

The dirty little secret is that business actually likes what we do. They're the ones encouraging us to bring cases because they want access to markets. They want supply chains that are affordable. They want greater supply of key inputs, right? This is something that's quite popular in business.

The dirty little secret is that business actually likes what we do. They're the ones encouraging us to bring cases because they want access to markets. They want supply chains that are affordable. They want greater supply of key inputs, right? This is something that's quite popular in business.

This week on Profiteer Markets, we speak with Jonathan Cantor, former Assistant Attorney General for the Antitrust Division of the U.S. Department of Justice. We discuss which sectors he believes most need antitrust enforcement and how businesses actually feel about antitrust.

This week on Profiteer Markets, we speak with Jonathan Cantor, former Assistant Attorney General for the Antitrust Division of the U.S. Department of Justice. We discuss which sectors he believes most need antitrust enforcement and how businesses actually feel about antitrust.

This week on Profiteer Markets, we speak with Jonathan Cantor, former Assistant Attorney General for the Antitrust Division of the U.S. Department of Justice. We discuss which sectors he believes most need antitrust enforcement and how businesses actually feel about antitrust.

You can find that conversation exclusively on the Prof G Markets podcast.

You can find that conversation exclusively on the Prof G Markets podcast.

You can find that conversation exclusively on the Prof G Markets podcast.

The dirty little secret is that business actually likes what we do. They're the ones encouraging us to bring cases because they want access to markets. They want supply chains that are affordable. They want greater supply of key inputs, right? This is something that's quite popular in business.

The dirty little secret is that business actually likes what we do. They're the ones encouraging us to bring cases because they want access to markets. They want supply chains that are affordable. They want greater supply of key inputs, right? This is something that's quite popular in business.

The dirty little secret is that business actually likes what we do. They're the ones encouraging us to bring cases because they want access to markets. They want supply chains that are affordable. They want greater supply of key inputs, right? This is something that's quite popular in business.

The dirty little secret is that business actually likes what we do. They are the ones encouraging us to bring cases because they want access to markets. They want supply chains that are affordable. They want greater supply of key inputs. Right. This is something that's quite popular in business.

The dirty little secret is that business actually likes what we do. They are the ones encouraging us to bring cases because they want access to markets. They want supply chains that are affordable. They want greater supply of key inputs. Right. This is something that's quite popular in business.

The dirty little secret is that business actually likes what we do. They are the ones encouraging us to bring cases because they want access to markets. They want supply chains that are affordable. They want greater supply of key inputs. Right. This is something that's quite popular in business.

She's asking what if Russia breaks the ceasefire?

She's asking what if Russia breaks the ceasefire?

She's asking what if Russia breaks the ceasefire?

The dirty little secret is that business actually likes what we do. They're the ones encouraging us to bring cases because they want access to markets. They want supply chains that are affordable. They want greater supply of key inputs, right? This is something that's quite popular in business.