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Can Institutional Investors Solve Societal Issues When Governments Fail to Do So?

Eyub Yegen
A new study looks into the social costs associated with private prisons to show that privatization may come with social trade-offs when governments fail...
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Is Twitter’s Policy Silencing Public Debate or Preventing Disinformation? Or Both?

ProMarket writers
Last October, Twitter banned political ads from its platform in an attempt to prevent disinformation campaigns and electoral interference. There was one exemption to...
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Facebook Amps Up Its Crackdown on QAnon

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News Corp. Changes Its Tune on Big Tech

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What we are reading

House Antitrust Committee: Facebook ‘Monopoly’ Buys, Kills Competitors

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News

Bringing Ethics Back to Friedman’s Call to Purpose for the Next 50 Years

J.S. Nelson
Fifty years ago, Friedman compellingly presented his argument for shareholder primacy. But as currently implemented, shareholder primacy threatens the unifying purposes that drove people...
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House Lawmakers Condemn Big Tech’s ‘Monopoly Power’ and Urge Their Breakups

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“Being Removed Is Life or Death”: Is Apple’s Fortnite Feud the Next Stage of the Techlash?

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What we are reading

Silicon Valley Opens Its Wallet for Joe Biden

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Antitrust and Competition

Why Congress Must Take on Big Tech Monopolies

Zephyr Teachout
Congress must overturn bad Supreme Court precedent and reassert Congressional supremacy over the Supreme Court in antitrust policy. It should legislate break-ups and mandate structural...
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