chain regulation has important ramifications for the future of regulating supply chain outsourcing …

-sided markets. In addition, we argue that his "consumer welfare" criterion is misleading and liable to deceive, thus the hoax. The … Bork's definition of "consumer welfare" - it includes the economic rents of the firm - all at a cost to consumers … no producer's surplus - the estimated loss of consumers' welfare in $60.4 and $43.7 billion respectively from Google and …

markets for their potential for determining consumers' harm and welfare effects, as well as defining monopoly and predatory … pricing in this context. Initial estimates of Google's and Facebook's social cost in terms of consumers' welfare loss are $54 …

the integration vs outsourcing decision - high potential cost savings of ‘unethical' production in an industry favor … international outsourcing and most strongly so for sourcing from low-regulation countries. Motivated by these findings, we introduce …)ethical technology choices of integrated as well as independent suppliers. We identify the unethical outsourcing incentive as a novel …

. By outsourcing the mechanisms that control admission to the bar, the legal profession has all but surrendered the most … outsourcing of the bar exam has privatized bar admission in ways that can be detrimental to the goal of public protection and … identify justifications for outsourcing a judicial regulatory function that is essential to the goals of self-regulation. This …