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Markets in motion

Complexity science and dynamic competition, for markets that never sit still. 58 publications, from 2019 to 2026.

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2023

  1. Future Markets and the Social Discount Rate: A New Approach to Dynamic Competition Policy

    Jason Potts

  2. Complexity Science for Antitrust Lawyers

    Thibault Schrepel

  3. Some Background to Complexity Economics

    W. Brian Arthur

  4. Competition Policy Enforcement in a Dynamic World

    Pierre Régibeau

  5. Navigating the Death of Competition: The Emergence of Business Ecosystems and Beyond

    James F. Moore

  6. Regulation and Competition in Digital Ecosystems: Some Missing Pieces

    Eliana Garces

  7. Platforms’ Treacherous Turn

    Friso Bostoen and Nicolas Petit

  8. Market Definition And Market Power Evaluation In Dynamic Industries

    Andrea Pezzoli

  9. Rethinking Regulation for Dynamic Digital Ecosystems

    Beatriz Kira

  10. Ecosystems and Managers

    Richard N. Langlois

  11. A Rising Trend in Market Concentration: Myth or Reality?

    Benoît Durand and Apolline Jaoui

  12. The EU Digital Markets Act: A One-of-a-kind Regulation

    Ana Malheiro

  13. The EU Digital Markets Act: It Is Not About Markets But Ecosystem Failures!

    Carmelo Cennamo

  14. Dynamic Competition, Digital Ecosystems, and Competition Policy

    Wolfgang Kerber

  15. Big Tech Acquisitions and Innovation Incentives

    Raphaël De Coninck and Christoph von Muellern

  16. Big-Tech Acquisitions and Venture Capital Funding for Start-ups

    Johannes M. Bauer and Tiago S. Prado

  17. The UK Facebook/Giphy Case: Taking Dynamic Competition Seriously

    Mike Walker

  18. Frameworks for Dynamic Competition

    Gabriele Corbetta and Joe Perkins

  19. Dynamic Challenges to Market Definition and Market Power Evaluation in Antitrust Cases: The Long Road Ahead

    Anna Tzanaki

  20. Dynamic Competition, Organizational Capabilities, and M&A: A Short Synopsis

    David J. Teece

  21. Adjusting to Change in Complex Systems

    Drew Fudenberg and David K. Levine

  22. A Conversation with Vernon Smith on Complexity Theory, Adam Smith, Web3, and More

    Thibault Schrepel

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