In the News Radio: Could this Bill Make Online Shopping More Expensive for You? by Jeffrey Westling Oct 20, 2021 Print Share via Email: Radio:%20Could%20this%20Bill%20Make%20Online%20Shopping%20More%20Expensive%20for%20You? Share via Facebook: Radio:%20Could%20this%20Bill%20Make%20Online%20Shopping%20More%20Expensive%20for%20You? Share via Twitter: Radio:%20Could%20this%20Bill%20Make%20Online%20Shopping%20More%20Expensive%20for%20You? Share issues: Competition & Antitrust, Technology and Innovation originally published in Inside Sources with Boyd Matheson From Inside Sources with Boyd Matheson: There is a new bill in Washington, D.C. aiming to increase competition in the tech industry. But the R Street Institute's Jeff Westling says it could have the unintended consequence of hurting consumers shopping for cheaper products and services. Featured Publications News Cyber Threats, Cybersecurity Policy, Technology and Innovation Statement responding to the Trump administration’s new National Cybersecurity Strategy Corie Whalen March 6, 2026 News Finance and Trade, Technology and Innovation Statement on new executive order to combat fraud and scams Grace Pewitt March 6, 2026 Newsletters, Real Solutions Energy and Environment, Federal Government Affairs, Finance and Trade, Low-Energy Fridays, Trade Low-Energy Fridays: Conflict in Iran raises energy prices, but how should that inform policy? Philip Rossetti March 6, 2026 Analysis Federal Government Affairs, Insurance, Terror Insurance Amid war in Iran, the White House misunderstands how political risk insurance works Jerry Theodorou March 5, 2026 Analysis Artificial Intelligence, Federal Government Affairs, Northeast, Online Content Policy, State Policy, Technology and Innovation New York’s FAIR News Act Would Set the Already Struggling Journalism Industry Back Spence Purnell March 5, 2026 Op-Eds Executive Branch, Federal Government Affairs, Governance, Our Organization Defending liberal democracy in an age of constant crisis Sabrina Schaeffer March 5, 2026 The Hill News Contraception, Economic Mobility, Federal Government Affairs, Healthier Communities, Thriving Families Polling signals strong support for contraceptive access, including among Republican primary voters Corie Whalen March 5, 2026 Real Solutions Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, Regulatory Reform Reform the CFPB by making it America’s scam response hub Caroline Melear March 4, 2026 State Policy, Technology and Innovation What Congress Can Learn From the GRANITE Act Spence Purnell March 4, 2026 Analysis Behavioral Health, Harm Reduction, Healthier Communities, Opioid Harm Reduction Naloxone on College Campuses Stacey McKenna March 4, 2026
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