Description
Book SynopsisThe Economics and Regulation of Digital Markets presents new findings and perspectives from leading international scholars on three critical areas of developing government policies. The first three contributions analyse digital markets and their regulation. Next is a discussion of the divergence of expert and public views on European democracy. The final contribution provides an analysis of the effects of firing notification procedures on wage growth. The functioning of digital markets, the state of democracy around the world, and rules that affect wages raise questions about the proper roles of government rules. This volume provides insights into these pressing and important issues.
Table of ContentsChapter 1. The Economics and Regulation of Digital Markets; James Langenfeld, Chris Ring, and Frank Fagan
Chapter 2. Is the Proposed Digital Markets Act the Cure for Europe’s Platform Ills? Evidence from the European Commission’s Impact Assessment; David J. Teece and Henry J. Kahwaty
Chapter 3. Data, Power and Competition Law: The (im)possible Mission of the DMA?; Antonio Davola and Gianclaudio Malgieri
Chapter 4. Rethinking Remedies for the Attention Economy; Francesco Parisi and Elvira Caterina Parisi
Chapter 5: With the Naked Eye - Diverging Perspectives on the Evaluation of Democracy in the EU; Kamil Jonski and Wojciech Rogowski
Chapter 6. Firing Notification Procedures and Wage Growth; Nicolae Stef and Anthony Terriau
