“A bipartisan effort to encourage the antitrust authorities just to bring more cases, especially against Big Tech, is likely to be misguided,” says Clifford Winston of @BrookingsInst https://t.co/3C1zfUxzM4
New @analysisgroup paper: “The consumer welfare standard is robust to changes in the economy or the emergence of new technologies and, in our view, it remains the gold standard for the analysis of any antitrust concerns.” https://t.co/UoLRaIDEkw
“Shielded from the discipline of a competitive market, managers and workers at government-privileged businesses may exert less effort and may be less efficient than they would be under competitive circumstances,” warn @veroderugy and Tad DeHaven @mercatus https://t.co/cVqEsFoayS
US households each enjoyed a consumer surplus of $1,000 in 2017 as a result of the emergence of online retail channels, find researchers from @Stanford and @Visa https://t.co/cVqEsFoayS
Two societal benefits of startup acquisitions, as described by Douglas H. Ginsburg and Jacob Philipoom in a recent post:
1️⃣ Helping acquired firms scale
2️⃣ Incentivizing future investment
https://t.co/BCJ6PVqzUR
Clifford Winston of @BrookingsInst: “Antitrust intervention should be motivated by empirical evidence that a firm’s action (or firms’ actions) reduce the social benefits provided by an industry.” @barronsonline https://t.co/3C1zfUPbaE
From Mike George, President of @QurateRetailGrp: “Retail has always been a dynamic industry, constantly innovating to better serve our customers. And that willingness to embrace change, to find a better way, is what made us the backbone of the US economy.” https://t.co/yJOkMpcOqo
🔆 Newsletter advertising remains a bright spot: newsletter company @6amcity taps into local and regional ad markets and plans to reach 750K subscribers and double its revenue to more than $5M in 2021. More: https://t.co/yOxddBcM6F
“Operating systems themselves are competing for customers on metrics such as security and this competition may impact their decision whether to allow sideloading,” highlight @jrhuddles & @JuanMLondonoR of @aaf https://t.co/TbjKNcGVoE
#DidYouKnow: During the pandemic, digitally advanced SMEs retained customers at 5x the rate of less digitally advantaged businesses and acquired new customers at 20x the rate. More from @ConnectedCoun: https://t.co/tDmLCBOZIP
“A bipartisan effort to encourage the antitrust authorities just to bring more cases, especially against Big Tech, is likely to be misguided,” says Clifford Winston of @BrookingsInst https://t.co/3C1zfUxzM4
New @analysisgroup paper: “The consumer welfare standard is robust to changes in the economy or the emergence of new technologies and, in our view, it remains the gold standard for the analysis of any antitrust concerns.” https://t.co/UoLRaIDEkw
“Shielded from the discipline of a competitive market, managers and workers at government-privileged businesses may exert less effort and may be less efficient than they would be under competitive circumstances,” warn @veroderugy and Tad DeHaven @mercatus https://t.co/cVqEsFoayS
US households each enjoyed a consumer surplus of $1,000 in 2017 as a result of the emergence of online retail channels, find researchers from @Stanford and @Visa https://t.co/cVqEsFoayS
Two societal benefits of startup acquisitions, as described by Douglas H. Ginsburg and Jacob Philipoom in a recent post:
1️⃣ Helping acquired firms scale
2️⃣ Incentivizing future investment
https://t.co/BCJ6PVqzUR
Clifford Winston of @BrookingsInst: “Antitrust intervention should be motivated by empirical evidence that a firm’s action (or firms’ actions) reduce the social benefits provided by an industry.” @barronsonline https://t.co/3C1zfUPbaE
From Mike George, President of @QurateRetailGrp: “Retail has always been a dynamic industry, constantly innovating to better serve our customers. And that willingness to embrace change, to find a better way, is what made us the backbone of the US economy.” https://t.co/yJOkMpcOqo
🔆 Newsletter advertising remains a bright spot: newsletter company @6amcity taps into local and regional ad markets and plans to reach 750K subscribers and double its revenue to more than $5M in 2021. More: https://t.co/yOxddBcM6F
“Operating systems themselves are competing for customers on metrics such as security and this competition may impact their decision whether to allow sideloading,” highlight @jrhuddles & @JuanMLondonoR of @aaf https://t.co/TbjKNcGVoE
#DidYouKnow: During the pandemic, digitally advanced SMEs retained customers at 5x the rate of less digitally advantaged businesses and acquired new customers at 20x the rate. More from @ConnectedCoun: https://t.co/tDmLCBOZIP