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Why can't Europeans have nice things? EU Competition is trying to break open the iOS ecosystem. It believes interoperability will help third party devices compete. But these efforts will merely compromise user security and delay product improvements for Europeans. A🧵

🔔 Successful case of interoperability btw the DCI Dynamic Competition Initiative and the Int'l Ctr Law & Econ ecosystem in the context of a major antitrust conference on “Slogans v Substance” 🤥 v 🔬.

This week at our monthly Faculty Seminar, we had the pleasure of hosting Nicolas Petit and alumnus Lazar Radic, who presented their thought-provoking paper "The Superiority of the Consumer Welfare Standard." 📝You can read the full paper here 👉loom.ly/Ge7fBxw

There would be so much more competition if museums were required to allow all tour guides to operate on their premises. Considering museums host unique art exhibitions and are thus by definition monopolies, why isn’t this a legal obligation to prevent leveraging?

Looking for a scholarly piece to read over the 🎄Xmas period? Searching for antitrust law intrigue? 🕵️‍♂️ Interested in stories of money 💰 and dead people?💀 Go read our last piece of the year with Lazar Radic👇 papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cf…

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Lest antitrust law becomes a tool for full-scale socio-economic engineering - which it was never intended for - its epistemological expansion must be disciplined by a principle - like other areas of law. That principle is the consumer welfare standard. Gr8 thread from Lazar Radic