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@NetworkLawRev

A review dedicate to the complex science of markets & digital laws.
networklawreview.org Joined July 2022
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Do merger simulations just tell each side what it wants to hear?

James Andrews and Peter Ormosi looked at 22 simulations in 16 European Commission merger decisions, from 2000 to 2018.

The answer is no.

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www.networklawreview.org Not All Simulations Are Alike: What Can We Learn from Twenty-Five Years of Merger Simulations in EU... This article systematically reviews 22 merger simulation models cited in 16 European Commission merger decisions between 2000 and 2018. It first analyses disagreements between the Commission and the...
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Reading suggestions, October 2026.
The papers and articles @ProfSchrepel enjoyed reading this month, from a computational approach to the rule of reason to the wisdom of prediction markets, with new NLR pieces by Johnen & Shekhar and by Gans.
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www.networklawreview.org Reading suggestions – October 2026, Network Law Review I share the papers and articles I enjoyed reading this month. This edition runs from a computational approach to the rule of reason to a simple screen for network effects in digital vertical mergers,...
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New: “Permission to Learn: An Economic Approach to AI Copyright” by @joshgans.

Licences for AI training cannot be negotiated in advance. So let training proceed, and compensate creators once outputs actually substitute for their work.

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www.networklawreview.org Permission to Learn: An Economic Approach to AI Copyright, Network Law Review The copyright battles regarding Generative AI are part of an historical trend whereby new technologies eventually facilitate new markets to deal with intellectual property rights. While that process...
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Not all network effects are red flags for merger scrutiny. Johannes Johnen and @ShivaShekhar_08 show how product-specific effects strengthen incentives to foreclose, while ecosystem-specific effects can weaken them. networklawreview.org/types-network-…
www.networklawreview.org Not All Network Effects Are Red Flags: A Simple Screen for Digital Vertical Mergers, Network Law... This paper proposes a simple yet useful framework for evaluating vertical mergers in digital markets by distinguishing between product-specific and ecosystem-specific network effects. Vis-à-vis no...