The New Antitrust Movement Against Big Tech: Business Implications and Plausible Outcomes
At a basic level, the new Antitrust Movement is about restricting unfair business practices enabled by new technologies and digital business models.
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Platform and Power: A Case Study on Amazon
Examining the Business Implications of Amazon’s Anti-Competitive Conduct and Congressional Investigation’s Policy Recommendations
The New Brandeis Ideology (mid 2010s – Present): On the Dangers of Monopoly Power
Most of the New Brandeisians’ arguments focus on the way monopolies by their very nature concentrate power among several individuals and the danger of affording digital oligarchs a disproportionate amount…
Historical Developments of The Chicago School’s Approach Towards Antitrust (late 1970s – mid 2010s)
The Chicago School believed a laissez-faire approach with minimum government intervention would result in the most efficient allocation of resources, assuming that a self-correcting market composed of rational actors would…
Foundations of Modern Antitrust Ideologies (1890s – 1970s)
Whereas trusts are illegal, the legality of monopolies is more nuanced. Having monopoly power is not in itself an antitrust violation, though it is a prerequisite for an antitrust charge.…
Incentive programs for New York City Tenants to lower costs and promote sustainable living
All of the issues addressed in the previous volumes- overheating, water loss, and energy waste- affect tenants just as much as they do building owners. As a result, the City…
On-Site Power: Generating Additional Income Streams for New Yorkers
One of the best ways to fight the burdensome electricity costs associated with inefficient building systems is through on-site power generation. Though installation may be initially intimidating, three programs exist…
Helpful incentive programs for NYC building owners to combat water pollution, scarcity, and 150-year-old sewer systems
NYC building owners can save money, save water, and save energy with the support of new incentive programs.
What you can do to save money and be green next time you upgrade your appliances
Building owners can help themselves and their tenants reduce energy costs and manage energy loss. The NYC Retrofit Accelerator and other programs pave the way.
Public-Private Partnerships pave the way for NYC building owners to reduce pollution and save money
Plan ahead so you can save money and cool down with owner-friendly incentive programs by organizations such as NYC Cool Roofs, ConEd, NYSERDA.
CLCPA interventions – Green roofs and proactive incentive programs may offer a solution
Last updated: 5 January, 2021Governor Cuomo’s 2019 Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act (CLCPA) can bring meaningful change. This is one of …
What does the CLCPA mean by and for disadvantaged communities?
Governor Cuomo's Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act (CLCPA) has a focus on environmental justice. The term "disadvantaged communities" is not clearly defined by the Act. In this article, Austin…
Inside Governor Cuomo’s new CLCPA Advisory Panels and Groups
Climate Leadership and Community Protection Act (CLCPA) is the ambitious legislation enacted with the goal of reducing New York state emissions to net zero. Austin Law created an easy guide…
Heat Vulnerability Index – at risk public housing residents in Brownsville
The New York State Division of Housing and Community Renewal states that when a tenant purchases the air conditioner, the owner is allowed to collect a $5 per-month surcharge for…
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