More Competitive Search Through Regulation

This Article is part of a special issue comprised of a series of Articles prepared by a collection of economists and policy experts in the United States, the United Kingdom, and the European Union who have studied––and are committed to the improvement of––competition in digital markets.

Abstract and Citation

Paul Heidhues, Alessandro Bonatti, Elisa Celis, Gregory Crawford, David Dinielli, Michael Luca, Tobias Salz, Monika Schnitzer, Fiona Scott Morton, Michael Sinkinson & Jidong Zhou. More Competitive Search Through Regulation. Yale Journal on Regulation. Vol. 40, Issue 3. 2023. Pages 915-972.

Abstract

This paper identifies a set of possible regulations that could be used both to make the search market more competitive and simultaneously ameliorate the harms flowing from Google’s current monopoly position. The purpose of this paper is to identify conceptual problems and solutions based on sound economic principles and to begin a discussion from which robust and specific policy recommendations can be drafted.

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CFP 1846

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https://www.yalejreg.com/print/more-competitive-search-through-regulation/

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