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Firms Gerrymander Ownership of Polluting Plants to Reap Public and Regulatory Benefits

Janet Gao
New research has discovered that many companies who appear to sell, or ‘divest,’ their toxic plants, actually retain relationships with their buyers. Despite the...
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Federal Safety Agency Expands Its Investigation of Tesla’s Autopilot System

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Antitrust and Competition

How Should Antitrust Deal With Facebook? A Stigler Center Panel Investigates

Utsav Gandhi
Panelists at the Stigler Center’s recent antitrust conference look at the antitrust case against Facebook and discuss potential theories of harm, as well as...
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Big Tech Has Spent $36 Million on Ads to Torpedo Antitrust Bill

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Lina Khan Vows ‘Muscular’ US Antitrust Approach on Private Equity Deals

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The Billionaires Behind a Push to Reinvigorate U.S. Chip-Making

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Supply Crunch Looms for World’s Most Cutting-Edge Chips

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What Texas Gains by Investigating Twitter’s Fake Accounts

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Commentary

How Should Developing Countries Deal With Inflation? A Q&A With Raghuram Rajan

Tanya Thomas
Former central banker Raghuram Rajan speaks to ProMarket about how sources and remedies for inflation differ from the US in developing countries such as...
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Apple iPhone Charging Port Faces Threat of EU Ban

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