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Essential Platform Monopolies: Open Up, Then Undo

Nikolas Guggenberger
Digital platforms have become “economic toll bridges.” By treating them as essential facilities, we could help strengthen healthy competition online. It is high time to revive,...
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Bank of England Rebuked Over ‘Missing’ $67 Billion of Cash

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Robo-Surveillance Shifts Tone of CEO Earnings Calls

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Bethany McLean’s Weekend Reading List: Nursing Homes, the World’s Largest Pension Fund, and Our Make-Believe Economy

Bethany McLean
Corruption, lobbying, corporate malfeasance, and frauds: a weekly unconventional selection of must-read articles by investigative journalist Bethany McLean.  We've had well over a decade of lower...
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“A Loaded Weapon”: Francis Fukuyama on the Political Power of Digital Platforms

Asher Schechter
In an interview with ProMarket, Francis Fukuyama discusses the political threat posed by digital platforms and why he believes a “middleware” solution would be...
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The Power of Ideas and the Idea of Power

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Mnuchin Says Pandemic Loan to Trump Donor’s Company ‘Not the Spirit and the Intent’ of Program

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A Prominent AI Ethics Researcher Says Google Fired Her

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Wikipedia Page for Biden’s New Covid Czar Scrubbed of Politically Damaging Material

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Judges Who Use Economic Reasoning in Court Decisions Rule In Favor of Business More Often

Siying Cao
A new paper finds that judges who attended law schools with a strong law-and-economics intellectual environment use more economic reasoning, which is positively correlated with a higher...
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