Andrew Ferguson's agenda includes reversing Lina Khan's anti-business policies by rolling back regulations, halting merger scrutiny, and curtailing aggressive consumer protection cases.
Ferguson's proposals signal a shift towards a more lenient antitrust approach that prioritizes corporate interests, contrasting sharply with Khan’s rigorous enforcement.
His role will not require Senate confirmation, which indicates a streamlined path for implementing a pro-business agenda amid a changing regulatory landscape.
This change in FTC leadership is poised to reshape consumer protection and antitrust dynamics, according to supporters and critics within the economic policy sphere.
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