Joshua Gray (Kenny Nachwalter, P.A.) and @lasus_cjs (RedPeak Economics Consulting; affiliate faculty at @UWecon) argue that the @FTC's focus in Meta-Within and Microsoft-Activision on narrow markets missed the boat on the real competition issue. https://t.co/nIFpN7NOX9
@CMAgovUK This remedy does not enable "open competition to continue to shape the development of cloud gaming in the years to come..." The reason: M will still have exclusive rights in multi-game download subscriptions & enable M to use tying or bundling to lock in users in cloud.
@DLeonhardt Harvard 1% = 15.1%; bottom 60% = 20.4%. Hence, I would argue that U. Chicago has a student population less skewed toward the top than Harvard. A good fact that was obscured by your use of a single Pell Grant stat. Thanks!
@DLeonhardt I think your article on the University of Chicago was too harsh. In fact, if you look at the numbers of % of students from top 1% and bottom 60%, UC is much better than most elite colleges: 10% top 1%; 24.5% bottom 60%. https://t.co/pa02BYjq15