Episode 23: Eleanor Fox on Global Computational Antitrust

Stanford Computational Antitrust
28/03/2024 37 min

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In this episode 23, Teodora Groza & Thibault Schrepel talk with Eleanor Fox (NYU) about why, how, and when to use computational antitrust in the Global South. They also discuss institutional design, ideology in antitrust, and more. Follow Stanford Computational Antitrust at https://law.stanford.edu/computationalantitrust.

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