Tech, regulatory arbitrage, and limits¶
Pollman, E. (2019). Tech, regulatory arbitrage, and limits. European Business Organization Law Review, 20(3), 567-590.
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- Arbitrage (Generalized)
- … model of jurisdictional sorting under heterogeneous local public-goods regimes, in which mobile agents arbitrage across competing local governments, while Pollman (2019) characterizes contemporary "regulatory entrepreneurship," firms that systematically build business models around regulatory gaps and uncertainty.
This sourceCharacterizes "regulatory entrepreneurship": firms that build business models around regulatory gaps, ambiguity, and uncertainty.
- … model of jurisdictional sorting under heterogeneous local public-goods regimes, in which mobile agents arbitrage across competing local governments, while Pollman (2019) characterizes contemporary "regulatory entrepreneurship," firms that systematically build business models around regulatory gaps and uncertainty.
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