The Complex Relationship between Web2 Giants and Web3 Projects
Web2 giants and Web3 projects entertain a complex relationship. They cooperate to maximize their chances of survival, yet they also compete through a combination . . .
The Complex Relationship between Web2 Giants and Web3 Projects
DMA Begins
Introduction The year 2022 of 12 October marks the official birth of the Digital Markets Act (DMA). As with the General Data Protection Regulation, the European Union . . .
Pro-Social Change for the Most Challenging : Marketing and Testing Harm Reduction for Conservation
This paper investigates the effectiveness of pursuing conservation goals by promoting harm reduction, a once controversial approach to health care that aims to reduce . . .
The Growing Legacy of Intel
Bullet Points Starting with the Intel ruling, the European judiciary has slowly crafted a coherent framework for Article 102 enforcement. However, doubts persist concerning the . . .
‘Why Managers Matter’ as Applied Organization (Design) Theory
Core organization design issues have emerged in recent popular and influential discussions of managers and organizations, specifically in a genre of writing—the “bossless company . . .
Streaming, Competition and Contract Terms In Screen Production in Australia
This paper assesses a common view that has surfaced recently in a growing number of Government, industry and academic studies, that first claims streaming . . .
Why Do Companies Go Woke?
“Woke” companies are those that are committed to socially progressive causes, with a particular focus on diversity, equity, and inclusion as these terms are . . .
Administrative Browbeating and Insurance Markets
Some state insurance regulators have been using their regulatory muscle to coerce insurers into furthering their political ends. They have protected favored but harmful . . .
If It Were A Snake, It Would Have Bitten You: Money In The New Keynesian Model
The New Keynesian literature focuses on rules-based interest rate policies, abstracting from the role of monetary aggregates. In the background, though, the quantity equation . . .