How Antitrust Enforcement Can Spur Innovation: Bell Labs and the 1956 Consent Decree
A concrete example of how well-designed antitrust enforcement produced large economic benefits.
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Read more...Crushing personal debt loads have repeatedly produced economic and social crises. The elites ignore the warning signs at their peril.
Read more...Macron, who has taken a recent hit as a result of a campaign blunder, took a forceful position on Brexit in a meeting with Theresa May.
Read more...Yet another Trump appointee who was soft on big business misconduct.
Read more...CalPERS private equity returns are not pretty, but at least the giant pension fund seems to recognize private equity’s glory years are past.
Read more...Le Pen’s recent surge in French presidential polls has Mr. Market fretting, while results in Germany are a bright spot.
Read more...High gasoline and crude inventories do not bode well for oil prices this year.
Read more...The role the opioid epidemic plays in long-term unemployment.
Read more...An in-depth data analysis shows a strong correlation between exposure to competition from imports and a rise in right-wing nationalism.
Read more...A look at how rising inequality becomes systemically destructive.
Read more...Auto loans are have been looking awfully bubbly….and the hangover has begun.
Read more...A recap of where the IMF admits that it screwed up. Also points out how the IMF overlooked a core methodology prone to errors and gaming.
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