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Jan Eeckhout.

Jan EeckhoutICREA Research Professor · Pompeu Fabra UniversityLinkedIn ↗

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mechanism argument · DAY 2 · 3:44

Eeckhout argues cross-ownership can concentrate decision-making beyond the apparent number of firms.

The single-monopoly characterisation is an argument, not a legal finding.

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Bhaskar ChakravortiDean of Global Business; Chair, Digital Planet · The Fletcher School, Tufts UniversityLinkedIn ↗

Jan EeckhoutICREA Research Professor · Pompeu Fabra UniversityLinkedIn ↗

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risk argument · DAY 2 · 5:42

Global firms may shift activity outside a regulator’s jurisdiction.

Specific circumvention routes not documented here.

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Jan EeckhoutICREA Research Professor · Pompeu Fabra UniversityLinkedIn ↗

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mechanism argument · DAY 2 · 6:25

Scale and network effects create value but dominant firms may retain efficiency gains.

Illustrative business account; no new estimate.

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Jan EeckhoutICREA Research Professor · Pompeu Fabra UniversityLinkedIn ↗

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mechanism argument · DAY 2 · 7:47

Physical data-centre scale combines with scale at other supply-chain stages.

Analogy with traditional capital-intensive production.

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Jan EeckhoutICREA Research Professor · Pompeu Fabra UniversityLinkedIn ↗

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qualification · DAY 2 · 8:31

Holding stock shares distributes profits without necessarily changing dominant firms’ decisions.

Does not imply every ownership arrangement has identical governance.

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Jan EeckhoutICREA Research Professor · Pompeu Fabra UniversityLinkedIn ↗

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mechanism argument · DAY 2 · 9:53

Self-regulation conflicts with profit incentives and dominance affects workers and startups.

Sector-wide causal magnitudes not provided.

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Jan EeckhoutICREA Research Professor · Pompeu Fabra UniversityLinkedIn ↗

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