Tag: Regulation

Behavioral economics has increasingly become a key part of the toolkit of many policymakers and regulators, with applications across a range of policy fields....

While most regulatory scrutiny of the big tech sector is couched in terms of competition or lack thereof, behavioral economics may provide rationales outside...

Behavioral economics has become an additional tool at the disposal of antitrust agencies and defense counsel. While the findings of behavioral economists are often...

By: Josephine Wolff (Brookings Institution) As the Biden administration has worked in recent months to develop cryptocurrency regulations, the U.S. government finds itself caught between...

Antitrust enforcement remains a concrete policy domestically, and an eccentricity internationally. Yet, global antitrust is imperative: International mergers, international cartels, and multinationals engaging with...

Competition agencies should build on the existing and successful case-by-case cooperation framework used in assessing mergers that are notified in multiple jurisdictions and develop...

A new sense of urgency and purpose has enlivened our international conversations about digital platforms, stimulating unprecedented levels of co-operation between competition and consumer...

In this paper, we discuss how technology is changing the world around us, particularly focusing on how the introduction of Connected Health solutions can...

The provision of health care services via telemedicine has been growing in popularity over the last several years.  With the arrival of the COVID-19...

By Bing Chen & Xiaou Fu1   The digital economy is rapidly growing across the world. While it greatly freed up and optimized the allocation...