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American Capitalism Must Reorient Toward the Long Term

David J. Teece and Aurelien Portuese argue that short-term thinking in American corporate governance, antitrust, and regulation is hampering American innovation and success even as other countries invest in their firms to dominate frontier markets.

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Creating a Robust Economy Requires a Corporate-Governance Policy Response

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How Both the Chicago School and Ordoliberalism Softened on Big Businesses

American Capitalism Must Reorient Toward the Long Term

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Concerns About Layoffs and CEO Pay Dominate Shareholder Preferences

Finding the Right Mix of Corporate and Individual Liability To Deter Organizational Misconduct

Academic Opportunities and Media Impact Join ProMarket’s Weekly Newsletter

How Both the Chicago School and Ordoliberalism Softened on Big Businesses

ESG Investing Isn’t as Divisive as We Think

How Regulatory Shifts Have Reshaped ESG Voting Patterns

How To Enforce the Robinson-Patman Act Under a Raising Rivals’ Cost Approach

How Proxy Voting Policies Fail To Reflect Investor Ideologies

Creating a Robust Economy Requires a Corporate-Governance Policy Response

Featured Stories

Concerns About Layoffs and CEO Pay Dominate Shareholder Preferences

Finding the Right Mix of Corporate and Individual Liability To Deter Organizational Misconduct

Academic Opportunities and Media Impact Join ProMarket’s Weekly Newsletter

How Both the Chicago School and Ordoliberalism Softened on Big Businesses

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ESG Investing Isn’t as Divisive as We Think

How Regulatory Shifts Have Reshaped ESG Voting Patterns

How To Enforce the Robinson-Patman Act Under a Raising Rivals’ Cost Approach

How Proxy Voting Policies Fail To Reflect Investor Ideologies

Creating a Robust Economy Requires a Corporate-Governance Policy Response

America’s Advantage in Clean Production Can Make Manufacturing Great Again

Rethinking Merger Analysis

Nobel Laureate Eugene Fama Predicts Bitcoin Will Become Worthless

A Nobel Prize for Institutions

Expert Economist Testimonies Are Challenged More Often in Antitrust Cases

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