Closing the Revolving Door Comes With Tradeoffs
How prolific is the revolving door situation on the federal stage? In a brand new paper, Joseph Kalmenovitz, Siddharth Vij, and Kairong Xiao analyze the... Read More
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CEOs Have Actual Incentives To Promote ESG
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In new analysis, Michal Barzuza, Quinn Curtis, and David Webber create a framework explaining why CEOs have highly effective incentives to advertise ESG, why these... Read More
Lowering Company Fines Typically Penalizes Reasonably Than Protects the Public
Authorities regulators might scale back company fines for prison conduct if the fines threaten the agency’s survival, thus posing harms to staff and society. In... Read More
The Shared Roots of (Neo-)Brandeisianism and Ordoliberalism Counsel How To Regulate Huge Tech
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In new analysis, Manuel Wörsdörfer compares the philosophies of two formative antitrust thinkers writing within the late 19th and early 20th centuries in america and... Read More
The Draft Merger Pointers Danger Decreasing Innovation
The draft Merger Pointers search to scale back mergers and acquisitions, particularly those who take away potential entrants. Nonetheless, precluding acquisitions in these settings ignores... Read More
Measuring the Price of Purple Tape
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Bruno Pellegrino and Geoff Zheng clarify how their novel methodology combining survey knowledge and financial modeling can be utilized to quantify main questions, such because... Read More
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