Prosecution of pharmaceutical companies for excessive pricing products under competition law is now a reality. As recently as decade ago, such prosecutions were virtually nonexistent. That situation has changed dramatically authorities in Europe and South Africa have pursued significant number levied substantial fines against the
 investigated parties. While the United States traditionally...

Some sharing economy firms have adopted a strategy of “regulatory entrepreneurship,” openly violating regulations with the aim rendering them dead letters. This article argues that in democracy, regulatory entrepreneurship is presumptively unethical business strategy. In all but most corrupt political environments, businesses seek to change their environment should do so through democratic proc...

1 Ana Aizcorbe In the mid-1990s, measured productivity growth for the semiconductor industry showed a pickup that coincided with an economy-wide acceleration in labor productivity growth. This pickup in semiconductor markets stems from an increase in the growth of real output that was, in turn, generated by what Dale Jorgenson (2001) called an " inflection point " in the price indexes for the s...