"Let justice roll on like a river, righteousness like a never-failing stream!"

Restoring Progressivity in an Age of Extreme Concentration**

Markets have extraordinary power. In the United States, they have fueled two centuries of innovation, raised productivity to historic heights, and helped create one of the world’s most dynamic economies.

In every modern economy, markets may generate activity, but governments create the conditions under which those markets function. This is not an ideological claim—it is a structural fact. As Joseph Stiglitz writes, “In a modern economy government sets and enforces the rules of the game—what is fair competition… what is fraudulent… who gets what in the event of bankruptcy.” These rules are not neutral. They determine power, shape incentives, and ultimately distribute opportunity.