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David Lawrence, Policy Director, U.S. Department of Justice Antitrust Division

#181 Are We Understanding the Changes? Evaluating the Antitrust Assumptions

Posted 10 months ago Tagged Aspen skiing coordinated effects digital networks DOJ enforcement labor market monopolies Neo-Brandeisian platforms Trinko

The bases for the enhanced antitrust enforcement programs at the Antitrust Division have been discussed […]

https://ourcuriousamalgam.com/episode-player/2364/181-understanding-changes-evaluating-antitrust-assumptions.mp3?stats-code=ocaPodcastSite
John M. Yun, Director of Economic Education, Global Antitrust Institute, George Mason University

#63 Is It Really Free? The Economics of Digital Platforms

Posted 3 years ago Tagged antitrust attention market competition consumer welfare economics platforms

Digital platforms host more and more of our daily activities. Many are free and seem […]

https://ourcuriousamalgam.com/episode-player/1219/63-is-it-really-free-economics-digital-platforms.mp3
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