the concept of public and private domains in constitutional law and economics, the private fund regulation will be … regulation may be justified. This paper further studies the two-pronged approach to addressing risk spillovers in the Dodd …-Frank act in light of the public-private dichotomy. First, the recent extension of government regulation to directly regulate …

bears all of the costs of regulation. Regulation provides (potentially unequal) benefits to both groups. In the absence of … compensation, a biased government will not choose the efficient level of regulation. If taxes are non-distorting, a compensation … compensation will increase the level of the regulation. When taxes are distortionary, the first best outcome cannot be achieved …

benefits from a regulation, and one of whom bears the costs. A potentially biased government sets the level of the regulation … nondistortionary, the government chooses the efficient level of the regulation in order to maximize wealth, and then uses the tax … the costs of the regulation, it simply undoes this via the tax-transfer system. When taxes are distortionary, the …

This paper considers what we mean by regulation, and how it might effectively be achieved in the context of platforms … applying in and between democratic states, rather than a top-down authoritarian model. It considers concepts of regulation … and through a science-based approach to regulation, starting from ethical values and building evidence of trust …

. In the paper, specific attention will be given to compliance with safeguards, to the regulation of conflict of interest …