Archive: News
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Robert Hahn releases new policy paper: “The Impact of Behavioral Science Experiments on Energy Policy”
“The Impact of Behavioral Science Experiments on Energy Policy” by CBPP Senior Policy Scholar Robert Hahn and co-author Robert Metcalfe provides a survey and synthesis of behavioral experiments t
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John Mayo quoted in Variety article: “Net Neutrality: What’s Next for FCC’s Open Internet Rules”
Variety John Mayo was quoted in a Variety article published on June 17, 2016, "Net Neutrality: What's Next for FCC's Open Internet Rules."
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Mayo issues Economic Policy Vignette: “Regulation and Investment: Sk(r)ewing the Future for 21st Century Telecommunications?”
John Mayo, professor of economics, business, and public policy in Georgetown University’s McDonough School of Business and executive director of the Georgetown Center for Business and Public Poli
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Anna-Maria Kovacs: “D.C. Circuit’s net neutrality ruling poses danger to edge providers” (FierceTelecom)
FierceTelecom Senior Policy Scholar Anna-Maria Kovacs responds to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit upholding the Federal Communications Commission's (FCC) Open Internet Order and
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Marcia Mintz and Catherine Tinsley: “Celebrating Fathers” (Huffington Post)
The Huffington Post Senior Policy Scholar Catherine Tinsley, with CBPP Managing Director Marcia Mintz, published a Huffington Post blog on the potential for paid paternal leave to help bre
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Second Annual Research Colloquium on the Economics and Regulation of the Freight Rail Industry
The Staggers Rail Act of 1980 largely but not completely deregulated the U.S. freight rail industry. More than thirty years of hindsight affords a rich opportunity for fresh economic analysis of
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Delp and Mayo issue research paper: “The Evolution of ‘Competition’: Lessons for 21st Century Telecommunications Policy” and accompanying Economic Policy Vignette
Amanda Delp and John Mayo chronicle the evolution of the concept of “competition” in economics and also examine how competition has been defined in the telecommunications arena. Their research
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Catherine Tinsley: “On the Money!” (Huffington Post)
The Huffington PostSenior Policy Scholar Catherine Tinsley published a Huffington Post blog on the U.S. Treasury Department's recent decision to replace Andrew Jackson with Harriett Tubman on the
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The Power Shift Forum for Women in the World Economy
The Power Shift Forum for Women in the World Economy is an annual symposium on women as economic actors in the global marketplace led by the Saïd Business School, University of Oxford. Power
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When women succeed, America succeeds
Date: April 16, 2016 Center Scholar Catherine Tinsley (professor of management and faculty director of the Georgetown University Women's Leadership Institute) was joined by the Honorable Nancy
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