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Why Party Infighting Can Serve Voters

Giovanna Invernizzi and Federico Trombetta

In new research, Giovanna Invernizzi and Federico Trombetta build a model that shows how factional disagreement from a national leader’s own party can reveal to voters the leader’s strength and deter them from enacting harmful reforms.

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The EU Commission’s Meta Decision on “Consent or Pay” Foregoes Competition for Data Privacy Law

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Top Scientific Research Is Globalizing, But Economics Is Becoming More Concentrated

The “Major Questions Doctrine” Precludes a Merger Efficiency Defense

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Bank Concentration Undermined the Fed’s Monetary Policy During the Last Tightening Cycle

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