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How Will the FTC Evaluate Vertical Mergers?

Carl Shapiro
The Federal Trade Commission’s recent withdrawal of its 2020 vertical merger guidelines is flatly incorrect as a matter of microeconomic theory and is contrary...
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In Era of Quick-fire Bosses, Wall Street Embraces the ‘Forever CEO’

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The Great Supply Shock We Brought Upon Ourselves

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No More Apologies: Inside Facebook’s Push to Defend Its Image

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Facebook Paid Billions Extra to the FTC to Spare Zuckerberg in Data Suit, Shareholders Allege

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Justice Department Preparing to Challenge American-JetBlue Alliance

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BlackRock and HSBC Funds Boosted Evergrande Holdings as Crisis Loomed

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Zuckerberg Denied Saying He Wouldn’t Fact-Check Political Posts if Trump Didn’t Impose ‘Heavy-Handed Regulations,’ a New Book Claims

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Antitrust and Competition

The Roots of America’s Competition Revolution

William E. Kovacic
Proponents of the current transformation in America’s competition policy managed to shape legislative reform proposals, push public antitrust agencies to boost enforcement, and successfully pressure the...
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Peter Thiel Claimed Zuckerberg Agreed to Push ‘State-Sanctioned Conservatism’ Under Trump Deal, Book Says

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