ProMarket is a publication dedicated to educating the public about the various ways in which special interests undermine competition, with the goal of promoting a more competitive capitalism. Market competition is widely recognized as the key ingredient for a thriving market economy, benefiting everyone involved. However, special interest groups with powerful lobbies often subvert this competition, leading to distortions that hinder fair economic practices.

ProMarket aims to expose these subversions by gathering and distributing information on their nature and cost, making it publicly accessible and salient. Drawing inspiration from the University of Chicago's Stigler Center, which has been researching regulatory capture for 45 years, ProMarket combines rigorous academic work with data-driven insights to shed light on the issue. By using various mediums, ProMarket effectively delivers its message, highlighting the importance of maintaining a competitive capitalism.

Sponsored by the Stigler Center at the University of Chicago Booth School of Business, ProMarket provides informed commentary and analysis on the subversion of competition by special interests