EP. 74 – We Don’t Need Sweeping Changes to Competition Policy to Handle Big Tech with Wudrick, Niblett and Sokol
Macdonald-Laurier Institute's Pod Bless Canada · EP. 74: We Don't Need Changes to Competition Policy to Handle Big Tech w/ ...
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Big businesses power our economy — we should not be discriminating against them: Robert D. Atkinson in the National Post
If Canada wants a growing, competitive economy with higher productivity and wages, policymakers need to recognize the critical role that ...
How big businesses boost Canada’s economy and how to get more of them: New MLI report by Robert D. Atkinson
OTTAWA, ON (November 22, 2021): These days it is popular to take the view that big business is inherently bad. Canadians ...
Why big isn’t bad: Tougher competition policy for ‘Big Tech’ is a solution in search of a problem
OTTAWA, ON (November 8, 2021): The explosive growth of e-commerce during the pandemic has had tremendous benefits for consumers, but ...
Monopoly Games – Moving past populist rhetoric on ‘big digital’ services to a post-pandemic competition policy: New MLI Commentary
During the COVID pandemic, much of life has been conducted online, and Canadians have relied on digital services more than ...
Webinar Panel Video: Monopoly games – Moving past populist rhetoric on “big digital” to a competition policy for post-pandemic growth
Follow along with the conversation and check out this commentary paper which includes the presenters' opening remarks. During the ...
Monopoly Games: Aaron Wudrick on competition between digital services
Radio NL Local First News · Nl Morning News - Aaron Wudrick - June 8 Canadians have relied on digital ...
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