Quack Attack: De Facto Rate Regulation in Telecommunications
If it looks like a duck, walks like a duck and quacks like a duck, then it just may be a duck. —Walter Reuther Executive . . .
Quack Attack: De Facto Rate Regulation in Telecommunications
A Reputational View of Antitrust’s Consumer Welfare Standard
A reform movement is underway in antitrust. Citing prior enforcement failures, deviations from the original intent of the antitrust laws, and overall rising levels . . .
Doomsday Mergers: A Retrospective Study of False Alarms
Executive Summary A well-placed cadre of progressive scholars and advocates—several of whom have in more recent years come to occupy top positions in America’s antitrust . . .
Tort Theory and the Restatement, in Retrospect
This is my third paper on the Restatement (Third) of Torts. In my first paper, The Theory of Tort Doctrine and the Restatement (Third) . . .
UK Payment System Regulator Market Reviews: Initial Concerns
Introduction The UK Payment System Regulator (PSR) is currently in the process of conducting two market reviews related to card payments. One of the two . . .
Platforms Are the New Organizational Paradigm
Introduction Business organizations can take many forms, from founder-led to multidivisional multinationals to emerging IT-enabled platforms. The prevailing organizational form in business is neither set . . .
Shaping Interoperability for the IoT: The Case for Ecosystem-tailored Standardisation
No matter how good a smart device may be, it remains useless outside the context of a digital ecosystem. Internet of Things (IoT) environments . . .
Comments on Murmann and Vogt ‘A Capabilities Framework for Dynamic Competition Assessing the Relative Chances of Incumbents, Start-ups, and Diversifying Entrants’
Murmann and Vogt’s (2022) analysis of the automobile industry using a capabilities framework that integrates both dynamic and ordinary capabilities supports an informative table . . .
Consumer Protection in the 21st Century
Executive Summary How do we know whether an apple we buy is safe to eat; whether the pound of butter on sale is really a . . .