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Assistant attorney general for antitrust, discussed antitrust enforcement during a conversation hosted by the Brookings Institution in washington dc, topics include revising the guidelines for mergers, labor market impacts, the importance of acting competition and innovation in how the courts interpret antitrust regulation and how the courts interpret antitrust regulation. Good morning everybody. Welcome to brookings. Welcome to those in person and those online and those on cspan. Before i introduce our distinguished guests, i thought i would give you a sense of how we propose to run the progr...

Forced it out, and that ruined the Affordable Care act. Host apologies, try to find a better line and called in again. That does it for todays washington journal. Happening in washington right now, the chair of the federal trade commission and u. S. Assistant for antitrust are going to be discussing efforts to enforce competition in business. Live coverage here on cspan. Good, everybody, and welcome to those in person and those online and on cspan. Before i introduce our distinguished guest, i thought id give you a little sense of how we proposed to run the program today. Youre going to be 60 ...

Include an anchor that drives foot traffic to the district, and an anchor could be a fullservice Grocery Store or another large retailer or it could be a cluster of smaller stores, related Retail Stores or restaurants; some sort of use thats a little cluster. Other businesses in a healthy mix include restaurants, nightlife and entertainment that compliment retail sales and provide gathering spaces for potential customers and potential services and Fitness Centers that provide needed services and also help to draw foot traffic. Professional Services Provide needed services in an officelike sett...

Neighborhood commercial district capacity to promote and market their area, to care for the public realm and to activate public space. We think that there should be some changes potentially with storefront regulations and Design Guidelines and aaron just gave a couple examples of some of the ways this those affect Small Businesses in commercial districts, particularly looking at more flexiblity in some areas is one of the implications of our study about what goes in the ground floor and reducing barriers to combining uses within a storefront, the accessory use. We didnt spend much time talking...

So what all this means, diversifying the mixes in an ncd so that retailers can support their customer base, is it should include a range of storefront sizes, and storefronts should be designed to adaptablity, and be able to serve a wide set of uses. It also means that the office uses that that are not open to the general public could be located off the ground floor or on the periphery of an ncd. Limiting ground floor retail requirements for new development to the strongest locations for retail could also help reduce potential vacancies. So we talks a lot weve heard a lot today about vacancies ...