Interoperability: The Wrong Prescription for Platform Competition
In this paper we assess the potential effects of recent proposals to mandate interoperability as a competition remedy for digital […]
In this paper we assess the potential effects of recent proposals to mandate interoperability as a competition remedy for digital […]
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