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Amazon Offers Concessions to Close EU Antitrust Probes

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Antitrust and Competition

Two New Papers Suggest Antitrust Law is Not Equipped to Address Personalized Pricing and Algorithmic Cartels

Allen Grunes
Two recent articles by Michal Gal and Ramsi Woodcock look at pricing algorithms and consumer harm. Both identify potential nightmare scenarios and question the...
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Twitter Sues Musk After He Tries Backing Out of $44 Billion Deal

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Consumer Prices Jump Sharply Again in June

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Academic Capture

Relationships With Academics at the Center of the Uber Files Revelations 

Asher Schechter
The Guardian’s exposé on Uber’s strategy of engaging with top academic researchers to produce corporate-friendly research calls to mind concerns regarding academic lobbying and...
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Uber Paid Academics Six-Figure Sums for Research to Feed to the Media

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Political Polarization Has Changed the Way States Govern

Stefano DellaVigna
New research finds that since the 2000s, US states are most likely to adopt laws enacted by other politically aligned states. In the past,...
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The Uber Whistleblower: I’m Exposing a System That Sold People a Lie

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Inflation Dos and Don’ts

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Uber Broke Laws, Duped Police and Secretly Lobbied Governments, Leak Reveals

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