Call for proposals for market-structure roundtable
On Sept. 15 and 16, 2022, the International Center for Law & Economics (ICLE) will host a research roundtable at our headquarters in Portland, Oregon, . . .
Call for proposals for market-structure roundtable
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ANNOUNCEMENT: ICLE Scholars Caution EU on Changes to Standard-Essential Patents
BRUSSELS (May 11, 2022) — European policymakers should proceed with caution as they look to update the legal framework that underpins licensing of standard-essential patents . . .
ANNOUNCEMENT: ICLE Scholars Available to Discuss Swipe Fees and Payment-Card Competition
PORTLAND, Ore. (May 4, 2022) — As the Senate Judiciary Committee convenes a hearing this morning on the subject of swipe fees and competition in . . .
ICLE Finds that FTC & DOJ Misconstrue the Role of Merger Guidelines
PORTLAND, Ore. (April 22, 2022)— The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and U.S. Justice Department’s (DOJ) request for information (RFI) on whether and how to update . . .
Call for Submissions on FTC UMC Rulemaking Authority
Truth on the Market will host a virtual symposium, starting April 25, on the limits of the Federal Trade Commission’s (FTC) rulemaking authority over unfair methods . . .
ANNOUNCEMENT: ICLE Comment on Final Digital Markets Act Adoption
BRUSSELS (March 24, 2022)— The following comment from the International Center for Law & Economics (ICLE) on today’s agreement to adopt the European Union’s Digital . . .
ICLE White Paper Examines Impact of Intangible Capital on Competition
PORTLAND, Ore. (March 7, 2022) — Many of the most significant changes in the competitive landscape in recent years derive not, as some critics claim, from . . .
ICLE White Paper Highlights the Problems of Payment-Network Price Controls
PORTLAND, Ore. (March 4, 2022) — A new white paper from the International Center for Law & Economics (ICLE) reviews the relevant academic literature on . . .
ICLE Brief Examines the EU’s Overly Broad Artificial Intelligence Act
LONDON (March 1, 2022) — A proposal currently under consideration to regulate artificial intelligence (AI) systems in the European Union (EU) employs definitions that threaten . . .