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Foundation Models and Generative AI Applications: What Competitive Concerns?

Foundation Models and Generative AI Applications: What Competitive Concerns?

by bacenter | Dec 11, 2025 | AI Policy & Regulation, Competition Law & Economics, Intellectual Property Rights, Working Papers

This article analyses the competitive problems potentially arising in the foundation models and generative AI value chain, by exploring its structural complexities and distinguishing between upstream and downstream dynamics. While upstream markets, such as cloud...
No Doctor, No Problem: The Benefits of Innovation Expanding OTC Drug Access

No Doctor, No Problem: The Benefits of Innovation Expanding OTC Drug Access

by bacenter | Nov 10, 2025 | Intellectual Property Rights, Working Papers

This study examines how innovation in patient access to treatment without a prescription could address critical patient needs. Notable disparities in healthcare access and outcomes persist across both geographic areas and socio-economic groups in the US. Some gaps in...
One Digital Euro, Many Devices: Transplanting Interoperability Obligations

One Digital Euro, Many Devices: Transplanting Interoperability Obligations

by bacenter | Oct 21, 2025 | Working Papers

This article examines the legal and regulatory challenges of ensuring vertical interoperability of electronic devices for the accessibility of central bank digital currencies (CBDCs), with a focus on close-proximity payments for the forthcoming digital euro. It...
Re: The Anti-Competitive Effects of Algorithmic Personalized Pricing and the Big Data Economy

Re: The Anti-Competitive Effects of Algorithmic Personalized Pricing and the Big Data Economy

by bacenter | Oct 1, 2025 | AI Policy & Regulation, Data, Trade & National Security, Working Papers

The following is a submission in response to the Competition Bureau’s discussion paper “Algorithmic pricing and competition” [Discussion Paper] soliciting comments from the public. The undersigned co-authors of this submission are law professors who conduct research...
Litigation in the Health Sector as a Predatory Practice and the Competition Challenges of Judicial Activism in Brazil

Litigation in the Health Sector as a Predatory Practice and the Competition Challenges of Judicial Activism in Brazil

by bacenter | Aug 20, 2025 | Intellectual Property Rights, Working Papers

Predatory litigation has become increasingly prevalent in Brazil’s health and pharmaceutical markets, serving as a mechanism to delay the entry of generics, extend patent monopolies, and inflate healthcare costs. In 2024, Brazilian courts recorded 154,857 new lawsuits...
Econometrics In UK Cartel Damage Cases: Why Is It Failing?

Econometrics In UK Cartel Damage Cases: Why Is It Failing?

by bacenter | Aug 8, 2025 | Working Papers

Of the four cartel (Article 101 TFEU) damage cases that have gone to full trial in the UK BritNed v. ABB, Royal Mail & BT v. DAF, Granville v. Chunghwa and Stellantis v. Autoliv) one or both parties’ experts gave econometric evidence which was rejected as...
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