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How Competition Has Increased Fraud in Medicare’s DME Program

Renuka Diwan, Paul Eliason, Riley League, Ryan C. McDevitt and James W. Roberts

In new research, Renuka Diwan, Paul Eliason, Riley League, Ryan C. McDevitt, James W. Roberts, and Jetson Leder-Luis investigate how Medicare’s shift to a competitive bidding system to reduce prices has inadvertently shifted market share to fraudulent suppliers.

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Everyone Wants Competition. Few Ask What Kind

Shai Agmon and Samuel Bagg

Sharing a Leader With Your Rival Firm Increases Odds of Collusion

Alejandro Herrera-Caicedo, Jessica Jeffers and Elena Prager

Do Pharmaceutical Acquisitions Undermine Innovation by Disrupting Human Capital?

Carmine Ornaghi and Lorenzo Cassi

Mass Shootings Do Not Change How US Politicians Vote on Gun Policy

Jack Kappelman and Haotian (Barney) Chen

AI Transforms Search in a Way That Could Make Google’s Default Advantage Stronger

Cristian Santesteban

Regulatory Attempts To Ban Stablecoin Yields Cannot Compete With Economics

David Krause

What 150 Years of the Telephone Teaches Us About Regulating Digital Communications

John Haigh, Nancy Rose and Jonathan Sallet

Why Private Market Funds Are Dangerous for Retail Investors

Ben Bates

Why the World Economic Order Is Spiraling Into Disorder

Eswar S. Prasad

When Governments Stop Publishing Notices in Newspapers, Does Anyone Notice?

Kimberlyn Munevar, Anya Nakhmurina and Delphine Samuels