Tag: Economics

By Federico Etro, Florence School of Economics and Management. We survey the literature on the economics of eCommerce with particular emphasis on the antitrust debate...

By: Diane Coyle (Project Syndicate) Ask any economist whether competition is always a good thing, and the answer will be a resounding yes. After all,...

By: Michael L. Katz (Pro Market) eginning in the 1970s, economics has played an increasingly large and explicit role in US antitrust decision making. This trend began...

I explore the history of the idea of imperfect competition in economics. Its foundations were in the Nineteenth Century, but largely outside the Anglo-sphere....

By Bernard Chao & Tod Duncan (University of Denver Sturm College of Law) Technical standards are an essential part of how the modern world operates....

American economists Paul Milgrom and Robert Wilson have been awarded the 2020 Nobel Prize in economics for their contributions to auction theory, reported The Wall Street...

By Scott Hemphill (Le Concurrentialiste) Economics plays a central role in modern antitrust. When parties seek clearance for a merger, they offer sophisticated predictions about...

By Oliver Bethell (Google) & Alexander Waksman (Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton LLP Date Written: November 25, 2019 Abstract This article is based on the text of...

Posted by Forbes The Economics Of Amateurism: Breaking Down The Latest Lawsuit Against The NCAA By Thomas Baker In what could prove to be a battle...

Posted by Social Science Research Network The Logic of Market Definition By David Glasner & Sean Patrick Sullivan Despite the voluminous commentary that the topic has attracted in recent...