Report Authors

The Global Antitrust Institute would like to thank all of the authors who helped to make this Report possible.

 

 

• Abbott “Tad” Lipsky, Jr.

  George Mason University, Antonin Scalia Law School

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  • Essential Facilities Doctrine: Access Regulation Disguised as Antitrust Enforcement
• Ai Deng

  Charles River Associates

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  • Algorithmic Collusion and Algorithmic Compliance: Risks and Opportunities
• Ashkhen Kazaryan

  TechFreedom

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  • Section 230: An Introduction for Antitrust & Consumer Protection Practitioners
• Aurelien Portuese

  Brussels School of Governance

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  • European Competition Enforcement and the Digital Economy: The Birthplace of Precautionary Antitrust
• Avinash Collis

  McCombs School of Business at the University of Texas at Austin

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  • Consumer Welfare in the Digital Economy
• Babette Boliek

  Pepperdine Caruso School of Law

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  • Competition, Regulation, and 5G
• Berin Szoka

  TechFreedom

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  • Section 230: An Introduction for Antitrust & Consumer Protection Practitioners
• Bernhard Ganglmair

  University of Mannheim

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  • Technology Economics: Innovation, Licensing, and Antitrust
• Bruce H. Kobayashi

  George Mason University, Antonin Scalia Law School

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  • Antitrust, Non-Competition, and No-Poach Agreements in Digital Industries
  • Antitrust and Ex-Ante Sector Regulation
  • Antitrust Exemptions and Immunities in the Digital Economy
• Catherine Tucker

  MIT Sloan School of Management

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  • Competition in the Digital Advertising Market
• Christopher Yoo

  University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School

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  • Network Effects in Action
• Daniel Crane

  University of Michigan Law School

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  • Institutional Reforms and Agency Design
• Daniel P. O’Brien

  Compass Lexecon

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  • The Economics of Vertical Restraints in Digital Markets
• Judge Douglas H. Ginsburg

  U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit

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  • Introduction and Executive Summary
• Elyse Dorsey

  George Mason University, Antonin Scalia Law School

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  • Antitrust in Retrograde: The Consumer Welfare Standard, Socio-Political Goals, and the Future of Enforcement
• Geoffrey Manne

  International Center for Law & Economics

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  • Error Costs in Digital Markets
• Giuseppe Colangelo

  University of Basilicata

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  • Evaluating the Case for Regulation of Digital Platforms
• Greg Werden

  United States Department of Justice, Antitrust Division (Retired)

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  • Technology Economics: Innovation, Licensing, and Antitrust
• Gus Hurwitz

  University of Nebraska College of Law

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  • Digital Duty to Deal, Data Portability, and Interoperability
• James Cooper

  George Mason University, Antonin Scalia Law School

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  • Antitrust and Privacy
• Jan Rybnicek

  Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer LLP

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  • Innovation in the United States and Europe
• Jeff Prince

  Indiana University Kelley School of Business

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  • The Economics of Digital Platforms: A Guide for Regulators
• Joanna Tsai

  Charles River Associates

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  • Standard Development Organizations, Intellectual Property, and Standardization: Fundamentals and Recent Proposals
• John M. Yun

  George Mason University, Antonin Scalia Law School

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  • Overview of Network Effects & Platforms in Digital Markets
  • The Role of Big Data in Antitrust
  • Vertical Mergers and Integration in Digital Markets
  • Potential Competition, Nascent Competitors, and Killer Acquisitions
• Jonathan Klick

  University of Pennsylvania Carey Law School

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  • Is the Digital Economy Too Concentrated?
• Joseph Coniglio

  Sidley Austin LLP

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  • What Brooke Group Joined Let None Put Asunder: The Need for the Price-Cost and Recoupment Prongs in Analyzing Digital Predation
• Joshua D. Wright

  George Mason University, Antonin Scalia Law School

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  • Introduction and Executive Summary
  • Antitrust and Ex-Ante Sector Regulation
  • Antitrust Exemptions and Immunities in the Digital Economy
• Kristian Stout

  International Center for Law & Economics

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  • Antitrust Enforcement in the Digital Economy: US
• Luke Froeb

  Vanderbilt University, Owen Graduate School of Management

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  • Technology Economics: Innovation, Licensing, and Antitrust
• Maureen Ohlhausen

  Baker Botts L.L.P.

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  • Occupational Licensing in Digital Markets
• Michael R. Baye

  Indiana University Kelley School of Business

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  • The Economics of Digital Platforms: A Guide for Regulators
• Michael Salinger

  Boston University Questrom School of Business

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  • Self-Preferencing
• Neil Chilson

  Stand Together

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  • Does Big Tech Need Its Own Regulator?
• Richard A. Epstein

  NYU School of Law

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  • Toward the Peaceful Coexistence of Patent and Antitrust Law
• Steven Tschantz

  Vanderbilt University

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  • Technology Economics: Innovation, Licensing, and Antitrust
• Thom Lambert

  University of Missouri School of Law

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  • Rent-Seeking and Public Choice in Digital Markets
• Tim Muris

  George Mason University, Antonin Scalia Law School

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  • What Brooke Group Joined Let None Put Asunder: The Need for the Price-Cost and Recoupment Prongs in Analyzing Digital Predation