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Antitrust and Competition

The DMA Whistleblower Tool Needs a Revamp

Sarah Hinck and Jasper van den Boom
In new research, Sarah Hinck and Jasper van den Boom argue that the European Union’s Digital Markets Act’s (DMA) whistleblower tool does not yet bring enough to the table to effectively incentivize potential informants to report on Big Tech violations.
Commentary

Financial Regulators Must Pursue a Multidisciplinary Approach to New Technology

Claudia Biancotti
Crypto assets and social media are changing how finance operates. Uncertainty around the future of AI is affecting financial markets. Claudia Biancotti argues that regulators must expand their range of expertise and pursue a multidisciplinary approach to protecting society against the potential negative spillovers from these developments.
Regulatory Capture

The Politics of Fragmentation and Capture in AI Regulation

Filippo Lancieri, Laura Edelson and Stefan Bechtold
In new research, Filippo Lancieri, Laura Edelson, and Stefan Bechtold explore how the political economy of artificial intelligence regulation is shaped by the strategic behavior of governments, technology companies, and other agents.
Democracy

The Relevance of Citizens United After Trump-Style Populism

Jacob Eisler
Fifteen years after Citizens United opened elections to corporate campaign financing, Jacob Eisler asks if the ruling remains relevant after Donald Trump won in 2016 and 2024 through small donations and social media savvy rather than traditional reliance on kingmaking donors.
Antitrust and Competition

Assessing the Technical Feasibility of a Google Chrome Divestiture

Eric Rescorla and Alissa Cooper
In a new report, Eric Rescorla and Alissa Cooper analyze how Google’s browser, Chrome, could operate successfully as an independent entity if the court presiding over Google Search orders its divestiture.
Commentary

The House Budget Bill Is One Big Beautiful Boon for Code Cartels

Meher Sethi
Meher Sethi argues that a little-noticed provision in the federal budget recently passed by the House will gut state laws protecting consumers from algorithmic price-fixing.

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