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Preventing Drug Shortages and Saving Lives: The Role of Quality and Reliability Standards

Rena Conti
Prescription drug shortages have become more common in recent years, interrupting usual medical care and increasing patient risk and system costs, but they are...
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IMF Proposes ‘Solidarity’ Tax on Pandemic Winners and Wealthy

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Predatory Debt Collectors Would Be Barred From Government’s Pandemic Relief Loans Under New Bill

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The Union Drive at Amazon Signals a Potential Sea Change for the Labor Movement. Will It Last?

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Facebook Break-up Can Be Feasible, Efficient, and Ultimately Beneficial to Consumers

Paolo Buccirossi
Is the relief sought by the FTC in its case against Facebook the right way to go? In principle, yes. However, the FTC might...
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Gov. Greg Abbott Publicly Slammed Facebook. Privately, He’s Courting the Social Media Giant to Build a Second Data Center in Texas.

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How Antitrust Lost Its Bite

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A Recruiter Joined Facebook to Help It Meet Its Diversity Targets. He Says Its Hiring Practices Hurt People of Color

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Corporate America’s Not-So-New Allies

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A Simple Way to Measure Tipping in Digital Markets

Nicolas Petit
Digital markets are prone to “tipping.” Policymakers are starting to look at tipping as a market failure worthy of consideration. But as much as...
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