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Edgeworth recently celebrated the festive season and another successful year at our annual holiday party in Washington, DC. Thank you to everyone whose hard work and commitment made this year one worth celebrating. We look forward to what 2025 will bring. Happy New Year! #TeamEdgeworth #economicconsulting

Generative AI has experienced rapid growth across sectors, offering potential for efficiency gains and innovation.   In this edition of #EdgeworthInsights, originally published in the CPI Antitrust Chronicle, experts Sushrut Jain, Allison Holt, and Ashley Z. highlight the challenges of assessing the evolution of competition within the generative AI field through the economic concepts of “moats” and “trenches."   Read more here: https://lnkd.in/ev4_KAUt   #AI #artificialintelligence #generativeAI #antitrust

Proposition 32, a proposal that would have increased California’s statewide minimum wage from $16 to $18, was rejected in November’s election. It was the first time since 1996 that voters in any state rejected a proposed increase in minimum wage. In this edition of #EdgeworthInsights, partner Stephen G. Bronars examines which factors played a role in the ultimate rejection of the rule, and what to expect if Proposition 32 makes a future appearance on the ballot. https://lnkd.in/e_Fr4NB8 #minimumwage #Proposition32 #CA #laboreconomics

In this episode of #OfSignificance, Stephen G. Bronars, Nathan D. Woods, PhD, and Brent Butgereit take a look at regression techniques from a conceptual level.   What are they good for? How should we think about regressions? How should we model it?   Listen to this discussion on this edition of #OfSignificance: https://lnkd.in/euxKwYft   #regression #laboreconomics #economicconsulting

Recently, Edgeworth CEO John H. Johnson appeared on DLA Piper’s Pricing Rules podcast for an engaging discussion on the history of the Robinson-Patman Act and the effects of the statute on retailers today.   The podcast is now live - please click below to listen!

Just over a year ago, California increased the minimum wage for limited-service restaurants in the state with at least 60 national locations to $20 from $16.   In this edition of #EdgeworthInsights, partner Stephen G. Bronars examines the job losses and other adverse effects of this law on California’s least experienced workers. https://lnkd.in/e7Z_6mj8 #minimumwage #California #laborandemployment

Thanksgiving is here and with that comes turkey, stuffing, and of course – football. This NFL season debuted a rule change regarding kickoffs, and Steve, Nathan, and Brent want to take a deeper look at what its impact might be. Might the new rule result in more returns? What about kickoff related injuries? Our team discusses that all this and more in this Thanksgiving edition of #OfSignificance! Listen here: https://lnkd.in/eyAEyecu #NFL #football #Thanksgiving #data

Please join us in welcoming Dr. Craig R. Malam to Edgeworth. Craig is an expert economist with extensive experience in #mergers and merger investigations, and his expertise in these areas will enhance Edgeworth’s #antitrust and competition practice. We’re thrilled to have you on the team Craig Malam, Ph. D.! To learn more, please click below: https://lnkd.in/eaCZ_5Bq

Please join Edgeworth’s WBA Antitrust Forum Co-chairs Ashley Z. and Sidong (Monica) Zhong at this exciting event on December 11th at the Washington, DC offices of Latham & Watkins. We can’t wait for what will surely be a fascinating conversation about the evolution of women in antitrust law between experienced practitioners Peggy Zwisler, Jennifer Giordano, and Allyson Maltas, moderated by Edgeworth partner Sophie Meadows.