Criterion Economics

Wednesday, May 14, 2008

	May 4, 2008 Singer Discusses Net Neutrality in Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

	April 14, 2008 Eisenach, Caves, and Litan Find That 'I-File' System Would Create Little or No Benefit

	April 13, 2008 Sidak Discusses Proposed Google-Yahoo Alliance and Microsoft-Yahoo Merger in Reuters

	April 10, 2008 Hahn, Litan, and Singer Declare U.S. Wireless Industry to Be Effectively Competitive

	April 2, 2008 Crandall and Singer Speak at AEI Center for Regulatory and Market Studies Conference on Network Management

	March 18, 2008 Mason Discusses U.S. Financial Crisis in Wall Street Journal

	March 7, 2008 Eisenach Addresses Federal Communications Bar Association Meeting on the FCC’s Proposal to Ban Bundling of Cable Television Programming

	March 5, 2008 Sidak Comments on FCC Rule That Would Reimplement 30% Horizontal Limit on Cable Operators in Competition Law 360

	February 26, 2008 Hahn and Passell Discuss Fed's Plan to Rid Mortgage Market of Ill-Advised Loans

	February 19, 2008 Hahn and Singer Find Mandatory Price Disclosure for Med Tech Would Likely Increase Prices

	February 14, 2008 Calomiris Discusses the U.S. Housing Market in Wall Street Journal

	February 2, 2008 Hahn Discusses Proposed Microsoft-Yahoo Merger in LA Times

	February 2, 2008 NPR Interviews Sidak on Microsoft-Yahoo Merger

	February 1, 2008 Sidak and Singer Speak at Merger Conference Hosted by George Mason University

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April 22, 2008
Hahn Testifies Before the U.S. Senate Committee on Commerce, Science and Transportation on "The Future of the Internet"

Robert Hahn (AEI) spoke on the costs and benefits of regulatory policies affecting the Internet. Testifying on the second panel of the Committee hearing, he used the economic issues raised in the network neutrality and network management debates to convey the basic message that the government should allow firms to experiment with different business models for Internet services. He argued that allowing market flexibility is the most effective way to ensure the efficient regulation of the Internet.

To read Hahn’s testimony on the future of the Internet, click here.

To view the archive webcast, click here.