DCI convened experts to discuss the impact of the CFPB's proposed rulemaking on Section 1033 of the Dodd-Frank Act effects on consumers, competition, and innovation.
Several U.S. states have considered new antitrust legislation that abandons the long-held “consumer welfare standard” of competition in favor of a reduced and less rigorous "dominance" standard. DCI convened business, economics, and legal experts to discuss how such legislation might affect…
DCI convened a discussion group of economists and experts (predominantly from NYC) and posed questions to investigate if the NYC fee cap ordinance would help restaurants as intended, or instead trigger unanticipated harm.
This working group of software developers, small app publishers, and other small businesses working in the app ecosystem discussed S. 2992 and its potential consequences.
The New York City Council is considering legislation that would require third-party platforms to share consumer data with restaurants. DCI assembled an expert Working Group to discuss issues related to restaurant data sharing, consumer privacy, and innovation.
The Digital Markets Act (DMA) is an EU legislative proposal intended to promote opportunities for new digital companies and services. DCI assembled an expert Working Group to investigate the DMA's intended and potentially unintended consequences, and how these could affect digitally-empowered…
PPP has failed the smallest small businesses, particularly minority-, women- and veteran-owned businesses. This report from DCI's PPP Working Group argues that Congress should refine the program with this in mind.
