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In this episode, we examine the economic foundations of reverse-payment antitrust law through the lens of the Takeda verdict. The Supreme Court’s *Actavis* decision shifted the focus from patent validity to payment size—
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In this episode, we talk about the complexities of digital advertising in the US. DOJ v. Google ad tech case. Google’s integrated platform dominates ad servers, exchanges, and networks, and critics have accused it of exc
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This episode explores the DOJ’s settlement with Agri Stats and the growing antitrust debate surrounding information sharing, algorithmic pricing, and AI coordination. The discussion covers: * why collusion is unstable, *
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This episode turns to the FTC’s attempt to block the Tapestry (Coach) and Capri (Michael Kors, Kate Spade) merger. The central fight was over how to define the relevant market—a narrow “accessible luxury” segment or some
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This episode of EconWorks looks at one of the most important recent tests of serial acquisition enforcement: the FTC's lawsuit against U.S. Anesthesia Partners. The conversation looks at: * Rollups in healthcare * Defini
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Was the App Store an iOS-only monopoly or was it in a highly competitive multiplatform market? In episode two of the AI v. Judge series, AI takes a deep dive into the epic expert report in Epic v. Apple, including the fi
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Forget the headlines. The Musk–OpenAI lawsuit is really about one simple question: Who should control the most powerful technology ever built? Episode 1 of the AI Antitrust Series. Click here for the full article and gra
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What’s actually at stake in the Musk vs. OpenAI battle? Beyond the drama, this episode reveals the deeper fight over who controls the future of AI. A clear, no-hype breakdown of the lawsuit everyone is talking about. Cli
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In the first episode of the AI Critique in Antitrust series, we introduce a powerful new approach: letting AI rigorously analyze expert economic reports from major cases, then benchmarking those critiques against actual
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Have you ever wondered if anything will actually change the way we buy concert tickets? In this episode, we break down the monumental shift in the fight against Live Nation-Ticketmaster. For over a decade, the debate aro
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Managing deeply integrated, complex systems requires a careful balance. When regulators pull out their toolkit, the results are rarely simple. Join us as we look at both sides of the modern competition debate and the pra
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A jury has officially found Live Nation-Ticketmaster guilty of having too much power and acting in a way that keeps people out of the market. But will this really lower the price of your concert tickets? In this episode,
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Competition enforcement is currently at the forefront of economic policy. From digital tech platforms to aviation and healthcare, regulators are aggressively stepping in to reshape industries. But how do we ensure market
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Brazil isn't waiting for the courts. Their administrative approach to antitrust is providing a real-time test for interoperability remedies that the rest of the world is watching. This is a public episode. If you'd like
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Today on EconWorks, we conclude our deep dive into the FAANG antitrust landscape by looking at the “invisible hands” of platform operators. Key Topics Discussed: * The Shift in Enforcement: Why U.S. antitrust complaints
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Brazil has officially forced open the iOS ecosystem—but the battle is far from over. Following a landmark antitrust settlement, a massive legal and economic standoff is brewing over the iPhone’s NFC chip and Brazil’s ins
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In this episode, we move beyond traditional price-based analysis to explore how dominant digital platforms—Google, Apple, Amazon, Meta, and Microsoft—shape competition through ecosystem governance. We break down the key
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The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) successfully challenged the merger between Ottobock and Freedom Innovations, two leading prosthetic manufacturers, in an uncommon antitrust lawsuit. The FTC asserted that the merger wou
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Competition in software markets may depend not only on product quality but also on how operating systems shape the accessibility and adoption of complementary applications. Join us as we examine how widely adopted applic
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Most mergers, once closed, are done deals. But this one wasn't. In 2017, Ottobock acquired rival Freedom Innovations in a deal that did not trigger pre-merger notification. Within months, the Federal Trade Commission ste
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