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The Digital Markets Act: A Triumph of Regulation Over Innovation

The Digital Markets Act presents three fundamental challenges as it nears adoption: First, it will increase regulatory fragmentation. Second, its disproportionate blanket obligations and prohibitions will be economically detrimental and legally controversial. Third, it will be difficult to implement, as some of its provisions clash with other European regulations.
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October 6, 2025|Blogs
Banning Teens from Social Media Isn’t Protection, It’s Overreach
Rather than blanket social media bans, policymakers should adopt privacy-preserving tools that empower parents and teens to manage online safety directly.
October 3, 2025|Testimonies & Filings
Comments to the European Commission Regarding the European Innovation Act
For the EIA to succeed, the Commission needs to address Europe’s broader economic policy environment. The EU’s reliance on the precautionary principle has entrenched a risk-first mindset that slows innovation and diverts resources away from competition and quality improvement.
October 2, 2025|Testimonies & Filings
Comments to the European Commission on the Revision of EU Antitrust Procedures
The antitrust procedural framework can be improved by measures that create a less burdensome and more objective evidentiary process, as well as provide investigated parties with greater access to the Commission’s complete file.
September 25, 2025|Blogs
China, Not the US, Is the EU’s Strategic Rival in Tech
The European Commission’s 2025 Strategic Foresight Report misframes the U.S. as a rival on par with China, risking transatlantic unity and protectionist policies that weaken Europe while leaving China free to dominate critical technologies.
September 24, 2025|Testimonies & Filings
Comments to the European Commission for Its First Review of the Digital Markets Act
DMA is not an effective tool of competition policy. On the contrary, it has resulted in demonstrable consumer welfare losses, chilled procompetitive behavior, and even harmed small businesses. What’s more, it has done so by imposing obligations and penalties that inexcusably target America’s leading technology companies.
September 19, 2025|Blogs
European Consumers Are Right to Complain About the DMA
European consumers report a decline in online experiences since the Digital Markets Act took effect, as regulatory restrictions on platform integration and data use have reduced functionality, slowed searches, and fragmented services across maps, travel, jobs, and more.
September 16, 2025|Blogs
Brussels’ Strategic Choice: Forge a Western Alliance to Prevail Over China, or Triangulate and Lose
It should be clear to everyone that unless Western, democratic, market-based economies start working together instead of against each other, China will dominate.
September 3, 2025|Testimonies & Filings
Comments to the European Commission Regarding Mergers Regulation
The focus of the guidelines is to help assess whether a merger would significantly impede effective competition or create or strengthen a dominant position. Unfortunately, this structural understanding of competition differs from a conception of competition as either a dynamic process or a consumer welfare proscription, both of which are far better suited to having a productive and growing economy.
September 3, 2025|Testimonies & Filings
Written Testimony to the House Judiciary Committee Regarding Europe’s Threat to Speech and Innovation
EU regulatory regimes discriminate against leading U.S. tech firms, chill innovation and the liberties that underlie a culture of freedom, encourage copycat regulations around the world, and undermine the West’s competitiveness against China.
September 2, 2025|Reports & Briefings
Lessons From France’s Nuclear Program
France has embarked on an ambitious program to build at least six new large nuclear reactors, applying lessons from recent overruns and delays. While success is far from guaranteed, there are important lessons for the United States as it seeks to jump-start its own nuclear sector through recent ambitious executive orders.