Open Banking Goes to Washington: Lessons from the EU on Data-Sharing Regimes
Once the jurisdiction that most clearly embraced a market-led approach to open banking, the United States appears on the verge of shifting to a . . .
Open Banking Goes to Washington: Lessons from the EU on Data-Sharing Regimes
The Effects of Payment-Fee Price Controls on Competition and Consumers
Executive Summary Payment networks connect buyers with sellers. Success hinges on attracting sufficient participation on both sides of the market. Card issuers offer rewards, insurance, . . .
Ex-Ante Versus Ex-Post in Competition Law Enforcement: Blurred Boundaries and Economic Rationale
This paper explores the evolving landscape of competition law enforcement, focusing on the dynamic interplay between ex-ante and ex-post approaches. Amidst the digital transformation . . .
Dynamic Competition in Broadband Markets: A 2024 Update
I. Introduction In mid-2021, the International Center for Law & Economics (ICLE) published a white paper on the state of broadband competition in the United . . .
Polycentric Privacy Governance in the Digital Age
Understanding how institutions, technology and social welfare coevolve is essential to understanding economic and social development, and the evolution of privacy alongside institutions and . . .
The Whac-A-Mole Game: An Empirical Analysis of the Regulation of Litigant Third Party Financing
Using a unique private dataset from one of the largest consumer litigation financing firms in the U.S., we are the first to explore the . . .
The Decline & Fall of the US News Rankings
Have the U.S. News & World Report law school rankings become irrelevant? The ostensible purpose of the US News law school rankings is to . . .
The Law and Political Economy Project: A Critical Analysis
The Yale Law and Political Economy (“LPE”) Project began in 2017 following the surprising election of Donald Trump as President. In that time, LPE has . . .
Memes and Myths of Antitrust
A meme is a useful cognitive device: it compresses complex information into a simple structure for easy transmission from person to person. But compression . . .