Tag: Research
Data Is Abundant But Is It Accessible To Researchers?
By: Utsav Gandhi (ProMarket)
The Stigler Center, of which ProMarket is a part, recently held its fifth annual conference on antitrust policy and regulation. This included a...
“Doubt is Their Product”: The Difference Between Research and Academic Lobbying
By Tommaso Valletti (ProMarket)
Research on market power, its causes, and its consequences has received a welcome revival in the past few years. A group of...
Solving the Wrong Problem The Preliminary Report on the EC Pharmaceutical...
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Kent Bernard, Feb 23, 2009
You could posit several fairly obvious reasons for the...
Appropriating the Returns from Industrial Research and Development (1950)(reprint)
Dec 20, 2013
To have the incentive to undertake research and development, a firm must be able to appropriate returns sufficient to make the investment...
Innovation Market Theory and Practice: An Analysis and Proposal for Reform
Kent Bernard, May 20, 2011
Encouraging and/or preserving innovation in mergers and acquisitions have been critical factors in modern antitrust analysis. These aims have been justification for...
