We model platform competition with endogenous data generation, collection, and sharing, thereby providing a unifying framework to evaluate data-related regulation and antitrust policies. Data are jointly produced from users' economic activities and platforms' investments in data infrastructure....

In this paper we revisit extant perspectives on anti-trust and industrial policy and examine their relevance in an era of digital platform-based born global, oligopolies (DPBGs). We claim that DPBGs co-create, capture, and redistribute value intra and inter-nationally. They also erode the...

The rise of Big Tech companies like Meta, Google and Amazon has shed light on the failure of competition or antitrust law to address the challenges posed by the rising digitalised markets. Over the last two decades, which saw the rapid digitalisation of economies, competition regulators have...

We model platform competition with endogenous data generation, collection, and sharing, thereby providing a unifying framework to evaluate data-related regulation and antitrust policies. Data are jointly produced from users' economic activities and platforms' investments in data infrastructure....