This new report models how proposed U.S. state antitrust legislation would cost small and medium-sized businesses more than $600 billion annually.
This report estimates conservatively that SMB sellers would lose roughly $500 billion in sales in just the first five years after the passage of the proposed antitrust legislation aimed at "Big Tech" companies (i.e., S. 2992).
This report estimates that if the American Innovation and Choice Online Act (AICOA) passes, it would cause U.S. small businesses to lose $500B in sales over the next five years.
These new research results call for a reevaluation of policymakers’ assumptions about "big tech" M&A. In particular, they suggest that tech acquisitions are a symptom of healthy competition. (Part 2/2)
These new research results call for a reevaluation of policymakers’ assumptions about "big tech" M&A. In particular, they suggest that tech acquisitions are a symptom of healthy competition. (Part 1/2)
This Technical Report models the effects of stricter data regulation rules on publishers and advertisers of various sizes interacting in a network.
This technical report analyzes the economic value of software developer kit (SDK) releases and demonstrates their effects on the creation of new apps, phone sales, early-stage venture investment, and tech industry hiring.
Does government regulation of data measurably affect the economy? This technical report examines the consequences of GDPR for investment in new EU tech startups, concluding its effects are broadly negative.
