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Author
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Year
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Evidence Regarding Microsoft and Innovation
This paper looks at whether Microsoft harmed innovation.
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Marco Iansiti, Josh Lerner |
2002 |
DVD Versus DIVX Standard War, The: Empirical Evidence of Network Effects and Preannouncement Effects
This paper looks at how firms’ announcements about technology to media affect consumers and competition.
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Neil Gandal, David Dranove |
2002 |
From Sector-Specific Regulation to Antitrust Law for U.S. Telecommunications: The Prospects for Transition
This paper looks at changes over time in telecommunications law, especially affecting mergers.
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Howard Shelanski |
2002 |
Litigating States' Proposed Remedy for Microsoft, The
This paper looks at a proposal of 9 states and the District of Columbia to settle the antitrust suit against Microsoft.
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Robert W. Hahn |
2002 |
Has the Consumer Harm Standard Lost its Teeth?
This paper looks at competition policy and consumers during the Clinton administration.
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David S. Evans, Richard Schmalensee, Howard H. Chang |
2002 |
United States v. Microsoft: The Benefits of Settlement
This paper looks at the settlement proposed in the antitrust suit against Microsoft.
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Robert W. Hahn |
2002 |
Tying in Platform Software: Reasons for a Rule-of-Reason Standard in European Competition Law
This paper looks at whether a common business practice hurts or helps consumers of software.
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David S. Evans, Jorge A. Padilla, Michele Polo |
2002 |
Smile, It's Over!
This short piece looks at the benefits of ending the case against Microsoft.
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George Priest |
2002 |
Innovation Policy and the Economy, Volume 2
Volume 2 of this series discusses innovation and patent policies.
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Josh Lerner, Scott Stern, Adam B. Jaffe |
2002 |
Antitrust Conversation
This article celebrates the benefits offered by the filing of amicus briefs in antitrust and trade regulation cases.
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Stephen Calkins |
2001 |