Archive: News
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Robert Shapiro releases EPV: “Post-Pandemic, a Strong Expansion Needs Less Personal Saving or More Government Spending”
Senior Policy Scholar Robert J. Shapiro has released an Economic Policy Vignette, “Post-Pandemic, a Strong Expansion Needs Less Personal Saving or More Government Spending.” This content of this
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John Mayo discusses current antitrust legislation in Wisconsin Public Radio segment
The House Judiciary Committee recently advanced several bills that would allow for more regulation of companies like Amazon, Google, and Facebook. Wisconsin Public Radio host Rob Ferrett invited
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John Mayo participates in panel discussion on “Killer Acquisition” at the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation
On May 7, 2021, John Mayo participated in a panel discussion on “Killer Acquisitions” with Douglas Melamed (Stanford), Maureen Olhausen (Baker Botts) and Danny Sokol (University of Florida). The pane
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John Mayo interviewed about proposed legislation that would impose domestic content quotas for audiovisual services in Mexico
With the ink not yet dry on the recent USMCA trade agreement, new legislation proposed in Mexico would impose a quota requiring that no less than 15 percent of all video streaming productions in Mexi
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Mark Whitener releases policy paper: “The Future of Antitrust: Ideology, Alternative Facts, and the Rule of Law”
The future of everything seems to be up for grabs, and antitrust is no exception. Like other aspects of society, antitrust has become somewhat disoriented, searching for solid ground while the landsc
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Antitrust and the Evolution of Business Strategy: New and Emergent Business Models
Date: Thursday, February 11, 2021 – 11:00 a.m. - 12:30 p.m. ETLocation: Virtual Seminar via Zoom The past decade has witnessed the emergence and growth of many new business models as firms seek to
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John Mayo comments on Big Tech regulatory prospects under the Biden Administration (GeekWire)
While ongoing lawsuits will likely continue, antitrust experts don’t expect the issue to be prioritized in the early days of the Biden administration. “I suspect we’re going to be in a more quiet pha
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Mayo releases EPV: “Does Google Search Increasingly Harm Consumers?”
John W. Mayo, CBPP Executive Director, has released an Economic Policy Vignette, "Does Google Search Increasingly Harm Consumers? The Evidence isn't as Obvious as Portrayed," in response to popular p
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Center releases two papers related to efficacy of “fully distributed cost” pricing methods
Recent policy proposals to raise the price of U.S. Postal Service (USPS) package delivery services based on an arcane cost accounting mechanism known as “fully distributed cost” (FDC) have the prospe
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Glenn Woroch appointed Chief Economist of the Federal Communications Commission
CBPP Senior Policy Scholar Glenn Woroch has been appointed Chief Economist at the Federal Communications Commission (FCC). He began work at the Commission on September 25, 2020 amidst the COVID-19 pa
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