Harvard professor of international political economy Dani Rodrik has long been skeptical of what he calls "hyperglobalization," or an advanced level of inter...

Thomas Malthouse explores the skewed financial models that lead American railroads to underinvest in maintenance and profitable expansion, producing delays, derailments, and environmental catastrophes...

In new research, Felix Montag, Alina Sagimuldina, and Christoph Winter study the impact of mandatory price disclosure (MPD) for sellers in the German retail fuel market to determine under what market ...

Based on a new report from the Institute for Local Self-Reliance, John Farrell argues that the monopoly granted to private, investor-owned electric utilities by state governments is preventing the Uni...

Highlights from the 2024 Marshall Forum, co-organized by the Association of Marshall Scholars and the Kent A. Clark Center! Our Faculty Director Luigi Zingales, along with fellow professors from @chicagobooth 's Eric Budish and Amir Sufi, joined 'The New Chicago Economics' panel, stressing why it's important to distinguish between pro-market & pro-business approaches. Watch the full panel here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rgNZ3nU7qGY

In part II of a two-part series, Michael A. Carrier analyzes the merits and strengths of the government’s recent lawsuit against Live Nation and its subsidiary, Ticketmaster, for monopolizing the live...

In part I of a two-part series, Michael A. Carrier outlines the evidence behind the government’s recent lawsuit against Live Nation and its subsidiary, Ticketmaster, for monopolizing the live entertai...

In new research, Tommaso Crescioli & Toon Van Overbeke find that small business owners and their families who have lost revenue share to rising market concentration among big businesses have turned to...