Avi is quoted in a Financial Times article concerning the future for US Workers during President Trump's second term. Relating to non-compete agreements in the US, the article indicates that approximately 30 million workers are subject to non-compete agreements that restrict their ability to find and accept better jobs.  The Federal Trade Commission banned the agreements in April 2024. In August 2024, a federal court in Texas struct down the ban.  Although Trump's FTC could appeal against that decision in attempt to reinstate the ban, Avi said he expected the Trump administration not to appeal.  He states, “Republicans stand for the point of view that the federal government has over-reached and should cut back,” he said. “My expectation is that the appointments made by the Trump administration will reflect that view.”