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January 17, 2025|Testimonies & Filings
Comments to the European Commission Regarding Proposed Measures for Interoperability Between Apple iOS and Devices
Instead of treating Apple as a public utility, the Commission should work to ensure that interoperability requirements align with the broader theoretical framework that orients European competition policy, such as condemning unilateral conduct that may harm rivals only when it does not constitute competition on the merits.
January 17, 2025|Blogs
It’s Time the US Speaks With One Voice on AI
The United States has seen fragmented efforts in AI regulation. Lacking coordination, these efforts failed to create a unified strategy, leaving the U.S. without a clear voice on AI.
January 16, 2025|Blogs
Disconnected Progress: The Hidden Price of Internet Restrictions in Pakistan
Pakistan's frequent Internet shutdowns, justified by the government as measures to address political unrest, have significantly harmed the nation's economy, with estimated losses ranging from $892 million to $1.6 billion in 2024. To preserve economic activity and social value, policymakers should explore alternative approaches to addressing security concerns without restricting Internet access.
January 16, 2025|Blogs
Meta Community Notes and Content Moderation in a Free Market
Meta announced on January 7, 2025 that it was ending its third-party fact-checking program on its social media platforms—Facebook, Instagram, and Threads—and moving to a “Community Notes” model, similar to X, in the United States.
January 15, 2025|Blogs
Beyond the Numbers: The Truth About US Business R&D Growth
The growth of business R&D spending from 2018 to 2022 was quite uneven, with nonmanufacturing industries’ growth rate far exceeding that of manufacturing industries. For the United States to successfully compete with China, most industries need to be strong in innovation, which requires robust R&D increases. Congress must pass pro-innovation tax reforms.
January 15, 2025|Blogs
The EU Has Been Taking Advantage of America’s Effort to Combat Chinese Economic Mercantilism
The EU over the last 7 years has cravenly ducked the industrial fight against China, attempting to expand its exports while America shoulders the costs. That cannot be allowed to continue as the new Trump administration ratchets up pressure against our common adversary.
January 14, 2025|Blogs
The Online Streaming Act Will Cost Canadians
Canadian consumers should not have to bear the costs of the Online Streaming Act. If the creation and promotion of Canadian content is a societal goal, then it should be funded by the government.
January 13, 2025|Blogs
Fact of the Week: H-1B Visa Workers Contribute to the Number of Issued Patents in the United States
A recent study found that the number of H-1B visa holders is highly correlated with the number of issued patents in a state.
January 13, 2025|Blogs
Streamlining Drug Approvals Without Compromising Safety
The FDA’s Breakthrough Therapy Designation program underscores the benefits of targeted regulatory innovation. Its success offers valuable lessons for policymakers navigating the balance between speed and safety in approving life-saving therapies.
January 13, 2025|Reports & Briefings
A Blueprint for Broadband Affordability
Congress should create a more targeted and durable Affordable Connectivity Program by aligning funding priorities with the remaining causes of the digital divide. By prioritizing affordability rather than deployment, the new program can connect low-income households without new federal spending.