Bills Banning Injury to Rivals Would Block Procompetitive Behavior
Procompetitive behavior by a business benefits consumers but may harm rival businesses. This isn’t terribly surprising: when a business engages […]
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Procompetitive behavior by a business benefits consumers but may harm rival businesses. This isn’t terribly surprising: when a business engages […]
Tomorrow, the Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on Competition Policy, Antitrust, and Consumer Rights will hold a hearing on “Reining in Dominant […]
The focus of contemporary competition policy debates is shifting back to the first principles, asking: “What are we trying to […]
Antitrust luminaries from throughout the Americas gathered to discuss current challenges for competition and regulatory policy in Latin America and […]
In recent weeks, a growing number of experts have expressed concerns over AICOA, S.2992. The variety of objections to the […]
In recent panels and opinion editorials, leading competition economists, antitrust enforcers, and antitrust lawyers criticized recent antitrust bills, such as […]
In a recent fireside chat, Google’s Chief Economist Hal Varian discussed the flawed reasoning behind current legislative proposals to regulate […]
Antitrust bills like S. 2992 and H.R. 3816 would increase the operating costs of five targeted firms (Amazon, Apple, Google, […]
At a recent roundtable event, five leading competition economists criticized the design of recent antitrust bills like the American Innovation […]
Democrats in both the House and Senate recently introduced H.R. 7101/S. 3847, the “Prohibiting Anticompetitive Mergers Act” (PAMA) sponsored by […]