Archive: News
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CBPP Senior Policy Scholar Mark MacCarthy Analyzes Self-Driving Car Challenges Amidst Political and Technological Shifts
In his recent article featured by the Brookings Institution, The Evolving Safety and Policy Challenges of Self-Driving Cars, CBPP Senior Policy Scholar Mark MacCarthy examines the need for stronger s
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CBPP Welcomes NZ Harkness Fellow Sarah Box for MBA Lunch & Learn
On October 30, 2024, the Center for Business and Public Policy welcomed Sarah Box, the 2024 New Zealand Harkness Fellow and digital policy expert from New Zealand’s Ministry of Business, Innovation,
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CBPP Senior Policy Scholar Yunan Ji Uncovers the Hidden Costs of Medicare Price Cuts on Innovation
In a groundbreaking analysis featured in National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER)'s Working Paper Series, CBPP Senior Policy Scholar Yunan Ji, along with co-author Parker Rogers, reveals the unint
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ICYMI: October Discussion Featuring Nathan Leamer
During this week’s webinar featuring Nathan Leamer, founder of Fixed Gear Strategies, the discussion focused on what tech and telecom issues will rise to prominence under the next administration. Lem
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Georgetown on the Hill Explores Antitrust Policy Ahead of Election
At the most recent Georgetown on the Hill event, hosted in Georgetown's School of Continuing Studies and live-streamed globally, Professor John Mayo of the McDonough School of Business welcomed an au
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How to Talk about Politics (Without Making Enemies) | Extra Credit with Cathy Tinsley
In her latest 'Extra Credit' episode, CBPP Senior Policy Scholar Cathy Tinsley offers practical tips on how to engage in political conversations without creating conflict—just in time for #Election20
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Macher’s New Working Paper Explores How Pioneer Regions Shape Global Innovation
Jeffrey T. Macher’s working paper, "Does Early Regional Scientific Leadership Translate Into Lasting Innovation Advantage?" explores the long-term impact of early scientific leadership on regional in
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John Mayo Publishes in Network Law Review on U.S. Merger Cases
John Mayo’s latest article in the Network Law Review, “New Insights into the Evolution of Judicial Standards in U.S. Merger Cases,” offers a digestible overview of his broader research, where he and
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Georgetown University Hosts 2024 North American Meeting of the Urban Economics Association
The Urban Economics Association (UEA) held its 2024 North American Meeting at Georgetown University in Washington, D.C. on Friday, September 20 and Saturday, September 21. The conference featured a p
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ICYMI: September Discussion Featuring Richard Bennett
During this week’s webinar featuring Richard Bennett, Founder and Publisher of High Tech Forum and co-inventor of Wi-Fi 802.11, the discussion focused on the origins of Wi-Fi, its technical strengths
Categories: News, News - Digital Economy