
Fiona Scott Morton
30 posts




Donald Trump announces he'll impose a 25% tariff on ALL products coming into the United States from Mexico and Canada on his first day in office. This is going to be a disaster of epic proportions for the cost of goods. We break it down here: 🧵


A trump 60% tariff on goods from China would raise prices on smartphones, laptops, video game consoles, basically everything electronic. Does anyone remember why Japan went to war with us in 1941?? Please repost & like to get my # up. Thk-U





NEW: @randypicker (Professor at @UChicagoLaw) reviews the context of @TheJusticeDept's lawsuit against Apple and the questions of merit and the competitive obligations of dominant firms driving the case. promarket.org/2024/04/02/the…








@CompetitionProf if so, impossibility theorems on both sides. I think the best approach is not to have a presumption in either direction. Since the 1980s the idea that markets self-correct is even more tenuous, and legal rules have proven to more than adept at limiting excessive condemnation.




@stevesalop @BilalKSayyed But the quoted tweet said the problem was “the consumer welfare standard — i.e., the only harm that matters is to consumer prices.” This isn’t what enforcers understood CW standard to mean. The 2010 HMG — cited in the publisher ruling — show that. twitter.com/PGunigantiAT/s…



