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Chuyue Tian

Chuyue Tian is an incoming PhD student at Stanford University Graduate School of Business. Prior to that, he obtained bachelor's degrees in law and economics and worked as a research assistant at the National University of Singapore. His research is primarily about antitrust policies, with a particular interest in digital platforms, transportation and energy markets.  
Antitrust and Competition

What the Super-App Clash Between Apple and WeChat Reveals About Platform Competition

Tiffany Tsai
Regulators worldwide are debating how to rein in Big Tech's dominance over app distribution. Tiffany Tsai and Chuyue Tian explore how Apple’s clash with China’s WeChat complicates standard assumptions about platform competition and what it might mean for the next wave of antitrust enforcement.

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