New Research: U.S. Voters Fear the National Security Consequences of Heightened Big Tech Regulation
Regulating U.S. tech companies is a low priority issue for voters who fear excessive regulation could negatively impact national security.
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Shaping the Future of Personal Finance: How the U.S. Can Learn From the UK’s Open Banking Experience
American consumers could benefit greatly from the country's upcoming open banking regulation, provided regulators learn from the UK’s open banking experience.
Small Business Can Harness the Power of Artificial Intelligence To Compete With Larger Corporations (Part II)
The advent of artificial intelligence is here, and small businesses stand poised to take advantage of this modern technological revolution.
Professor John Scott’s (Dartmouth) New Research on Harm to Small Business From Proposed Antitrust Legislation Highlighted Across Several News and Opinion Pieces
Washington, DC (December 13, 2022): In the fall of this year, DCI author Professor John T. Scott (Dartmouth College) published a D
Mobile Signal Jamming: Reclaiming Zones of Privacy in Our “Always On” World
Since the U.S.’ adoption of signal jamming prohibitions, society has changed so dramatically. Congress and the FCC should revisit its signal jamming rules to allow for a limited right to block mobile signals at least within specific private areas at specific times.
Sticker Shock: While Food Delivery Companies Fight Fee Caps, Indie Restaurants Fight Delivery Companies - Will Anyone Win?
DCI Retail Fellow Hitha Herzog discusses whether or not a government-imposed food delivery fee cap in New York City will meet the intended goal of helping independent restaurants.
DCI Editor In Chief Publishes Letter Urging Congress to Reconsider Proposed Antitrust Legislation, Citing New Research
Washington, DC (August 15, 2022): DCI Editor In Chief Mark Drapeau recently published a letter urging Congress to reconsider propo
DCI Editor In Chief Publishes Opinion Piece Citing Findings from Recent DCI Research Report About Rural Small Business Retail
Washington, DC (August 5, 2022): DCI Editor In Chief Mark Drapeau recently published an opinion piece in RealClearMarkets, Anti-Te
Backseat Driver: Data Privacy, Your Car, and You
Without federal legislation around the ownership and privacy of data collected by sophisticated personal vehicles, the legal rules of the road about such data are unclear.
Professor Cameron Miller (Syracuse) Discusses the Downside of Proposed Federal Antitrust Legislation (AICOA)
Washington, DC (July 28, 2022): DCI author Professor Cameron Miller (Whitman School of Business, Syracuse University) was recently
Should Platforms Be Banned from Selling in Their Own Markets?
New policies propose to ban platforms from selling in their own marketplaces but disregard the economic benefits of seller-operated marketplaces.
New Research: Small Businesses Believe Congress is Focusing on Wrong Issues
Small Business Priorities Are Inflation, COVID, and Data Security - Not Antitrust Washington, DC (May 19, 2022): As inflation ris