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Competition Agencies Should Use Conditional Fines to Complement Behavioral Remedies That Age Poorly

Patrice Bougette, Frédéric Marty and Simone Vannuccini

In new research, Patrice Bougette, Frédéric Marty, and Simone Vannuccini propose that competition authorities add a conditional fine to antitrust cases that is activated when behavioral remedies are no longer effective.

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The “Major Questions Doctrine” Precludes a Merger Efficiency Defense

Robert H. Lande

Term-Limited Leaders Are More likely To Respond to Financial Crises by Helping Banks—and Themselves—Over the Public

Orkun Saka, Yuemei Ji and Clement Minaudier

Why Personalized Pricing Won’t Work the Way Critics Fear

Nursultan Mukhtaruly

Bank Concentration Undermined the Fed’s Monetary Policy During the Last Tightening Cycle

Madhav Ritesh Parikh

Private Enforcement of the DMA Brings Efficiencies yet Potential Disharmony

Barbara Justen

The Affordability Crisis, Antitrust, and Consumer Anxiety

Diana L. Moss

Domestic Supply Chains in the US Are Fracturing Along Partisan Lines

Nandini Gupta and Swarnodeep Homroy

Product Liability Beats Antitrust in the Fight for Human Attention

Elettra Bietti

Brazil’s Bill To Regulate Digital Market Illustrates How Markets Are Made, Not Found

Diogo Rosenthal Coutinho

The American AI Exports Program Risks Stifling Smaller Competitors

Javaid Sofi

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Finding a New Direction for the Common Good

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Term-Limited Leaders Are More likely To Respond to Financial Crises by Helping Banks—and Themselves—Over the Public

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Bank Concentration Undermined the Fed’s Monetary Policy During the Last Tightening Cycle

Private Enforcement of the DMA Brings Efficiencies yet Potential Disharmony

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Seeing Like a Supply Chain

SVB Shows Giving Growing Banks More Time To Meet Standards Comes With Risks

Finding a New Direction for the Common Good

Top Scientific Research Is Globalizing, But Economics Is Becoming More Concentrated

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The “Major Questions Doctrine” Precludes a Merger Efficiency Defense

Term-Limited Leaders Are More likely To Respond to Financial Crises by Helping Banks—and Themselves—Over the Public

Why Personalized Pricing Won’t Work the Way Critics Fear

Bank Concentration Undermined the Fed’s Monetary Policy During the Last Tightening Cycle

Private Enforcement of the DMA Brings Efficiencies yet Potential Disharmony

The Affordability Crisis, Antitrust, and Consumer Anxiety

Domestic Supply Chains in the US Are Fracturing Along Partisan Lines

Product Liability Beats Antitrust in the Fight for Human Attention

Brazil’s Bill To Regulate Digital Market Illustrates How Markets Are Made, Not Found

The American AI Exports Program Risks Stifling Smaller Competitors

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