Tag: Innovation

By: Ross Levine, Chen Lin, Lai Wei & Wensi Xie (Oxford Business Law Blog) Does competition increase or decrease innovation? Many researchers stress that more intense...

By William E. Kovacic (George Washington University) In May 2005, Boeing and Lockheed Martin announced plans to form the United Launch Alliance, a joint venture...

Competition agencies are pivoting towards “loss of potential competition” theories of harm, especially in acquisitions by highly dominant companies of smaller/nascent players offering a...

Sam Bowman (Truth on the Market) The Wall Street Journal reports that Amazon employees have been using data from individual sellers to identify products to compete with...

There has been a long and extended empirical literature examining the impact of competition on innovation. I argue that as innovation is the way...

Observers contend that concentrated power in digital markets threatens free speech. At the root of this anxiety is that private companies have accrued unprecedented...

Disruptors in new economy industries typically enter markets that have yet to be delineated. They are the undertakings pushing the industry to change services,...

CADE has been focusing considerable efforts to respond adequately to the challenges raised by the digital economy in the recent years. They include primarily...

By Dirk Auer & Julian Morris (International Center for Law and Economics) Thousands of patents underpin the technologies that power the digital economy. Coordination among...

July 2019 CPI Europe Column edited by Anna Tzanaki (Competition Policy International) & Juan Delgado (Global Economics Group) presents: CPI Europe Column: Student Challenge Quadriptych – “Shaping Competition Policy in...