The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (“OSHA”) recently announced its intention to begin a standard-setting process on workplace heat exposure. Since OSHA began public deliberations about regulating occupational heat hazards, the Supreme Court issued two decisions that, according...

Regulatory trading systems, such as the SO2 cap and trade system, are ubiquitous in environmental and natural resources law. In addition to cap and trade systems for pollutants such as SO2, NOx and CO2 , environmental and natural resources law uses trading in areas such as endangered species,...

South Korea and the United States share a long history of bilateral cooperation, forming an important strategic and economic partnership in the Asia Pacific region. South Korea is a significant economic and military force in the region, which draws attention to how the South Korean government,...

With the popularity of on-demand ride services worldwide, ride-sourcing platforms must maintain an adequate fleet size and cope with growing travel demand. Recently, platforms have attempted to provide vehicle rental services to drivers who do not own cars, then recruited them to provide on...

As far as technology governance is concerned, in the past two years, the European Commission has been issuing one regulatory proposal after another. One of the proposed instruments is the Artificial Intelligence Act (AI ACT), which is expected to shape the future of technology innovation on the...

Does regulation affect the pace and nature of innovation and if so, by how much? We build a tractable and quantifiable endogenous growth model with size-contingent regulations. We apply this to population administrative firm panel data from France, where many labour regulations apply to firms...

When governments regulate externalities, they inevitably create, modify or reassign property rights. Although these rights have important distributional implications, they are rarely at the center of economic evaluations of policy instrument choice, where the main focus is on allocative...

The Great Reversal is a pleasure to read because of its original arguments and thorough reasoning by a very able economist. Thomas Phillippon analyses the state of competition in the US and Europe, respectively, very convincingly. His main finding is that the intensity of competition has...

This paper is the first – theory-setting – building block of a broader project on the challenges the transition to an algorithmic society poses in a developmental context. The aim of the overall project is to unearth the day-to-day enforcement hurdles algorithmic and data-driven business...

This paper aims to analyse Indonesia’s new law of carbon pricing namely Presidential Regulation Number 98 Year 2021 on Carbon Economic Value. The Presidential Regulation is analyzed based on the legal framework for hierarchy in Law Number 12 Year 2011on the Formation of Legislation. This paper...