interview
Is China Succeeding in the War Against Corruption? Q&A with Bernard Yeung
In the past four years, China has been waging the biggest anticorruption campaign in its modern history. Is it working?
In the past four years, the...
The Euro Crisis and The Clash of Ideologies: Q&A with Markus Brunnermeier
Brunnermeier, co-author of the recent book The Euro and the Battle of Ideas, participated in our November 30 event on the future of the euro...
When Did Americans Stop Being Antimonopoly? Q&A with Richard R. John
Columbia professor Richard R. John explains the history of U.S. monopolies and why antimonopoly should not be conflated with antitrust.
For more than two centuries,...
How Will Antitrust Policy Look Under President Trump? Q&A with The Capitol Forum’s Teddy Downey
Will President Trump go after Silicon Valley, or block the AT&T-Time Warner merger? Teddy Downey, CEO and executive editor of The Capitol Forum, explains how...
Why Have Soda Companies Funded Nearly 100 Health Organizations in the Last Five Years? Q&A With Michael Siegel
According to a new study, the world’s largest soda companies have sponsored 96 national health organizations during the last five years.
Last June, Philadelphia became...
Donald Trump and the Political Economy of Real Estate Tax in the US: Q&A With Professor Edward Kleinbard
Edward Kleinbard from the University of Southern California explains how Donald Trump was potentially able to lose nearly a billion dollars of his investors’...
How Can Antitrust Be Used to Protect Competition in the Digital Marketplace?
In this second part of our two-part interview with Maurice Stucke and Ariel Ezrachi, the two discuss how competition authorities can mitigate tacit collusion...
Is the Digital Economy Much Less Competitive Than We Think It Is?
Maurice E. Stucke from the University of Tennessee Knoxville and Ariel Ezrachi of Oxford University explain how big data and artificial intelligence can be...
“Why Argue With the Government When You Can Buy the Government?”: Q&A with Gary Reback
In an interview with ProMarket, antitrust lawyer Gary Reback elaborated on the difference between antitrust enforcement in the U.S. and Europe, the influence the U.S. Supreme...
ProMarket Interview: “The Lobbyists and the Regulators Were Really, Socially and Culturally, the Same People”
University of Connecticut’s law professor James Kwak explains the mechanisms that drive cultural capture, and why he think it is less prevalent today.
In his...
