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Antitrust and Competition

Inequality, Imperialism, and the First World War

Branko Milanovic
Branko Milanovic on his new paper with Thomas Hauner and Suresh Naidu exploring inequality prior to World War I and providing empirical support for...
Antitrust and Competition

Will Repeal of Net Neutrality Accelerate the Trend in Media Consolidation? The History of Cable Suggests "Yes"

Harold Feld
The history of cable and cable programming strongly suggests that without specific FCC safeguards, we can expect a massive “arms race” by providers to...
Antitrust and Competition

Zingales: Too Much Power in the Hands of Big Tech Could Distort American Democracy

ProMarket writers
Watch comments by Luigi Zingales from the recent AEI Panel  "Should Washington Break Up Big Tech?” The excessive concentration of power in the hands of the...
Antitrust and Competition

The DOJ Has a Strong Case Against the AT&T-Time Warner Merger

Chris Sagers
If the merging parties are true to their many tough public statements, and they stick the litigation out long-term, the odds are not bad...
Antitrust and Competition

Competition Makes IT Better

Leonardo Iacovone
In spite of its potential, the use of digital technology is still basic in most developing countries. This column presents evidence that firms in...
Antitrust and Competition

UN Study Warns: Growing Economic Concentration Leads to “Rentier Capitalism”

Asher Schechter
A new study by the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development argues: The “endemic rent-seeking that stems from market concentration, heightened corporate power,...
Antitrust and Competition

Mergers Are Bad for Innovation

Asher Schechter
Mergers tend to reduce overall innovation, making consumers “always worse off after a merger," says Tommaso Valletti, the European Commission’s Chief Competition Economist. As competition authorities...
Antitrust and Competition

Antitrust in the Labor Market: Protectionist, or Pro-Competitive?

Marshall Steinbaum
Redirecting antitrust enforcement to confront monopsony power would be a substantial departure from the way it has been conducted in recent decades, but just...
Antitrust and Competition

“A Slow, Creeping Consolidation of Power by Big Money Over Think Tanks in the United States”

Guy Rolnik
Following his ouster from New America, antitrust scholar Barry Lynn talks to ProMarket about academic capture and the power of digital platforms like Google. Over the...
Antitrust and Competition

Study: Politically-Connected Firms More Likely to Receive Favorable Merger Reviews from Antitrust Regulators

Asher Schechter
A new study finds that firms connected to members of the House and Senate judiciary committees are more likely to receive favorable merger reviews.     The...
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