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’ incentives to innovate—if they know a large portion of their profits will be appropriated by the platform, they have less incentive to bring new products to
I examine the details of the recent anti-union initiatives in Wisconsin and elsewhere and the likely consequences for the democracy deficit if the
proposition into practice by using estimates of the actual costs of particular modes of location tracking to apply a rough rule of thumb: if the new
Justice Mar- shall argued, therefore, that if “the agent of fortifications [were] an officer of the United States,” then “his office ought to [have been
held that, even if congressionally authorized, any process short of obtaining a warrant— and thus any level of suspicion less than probable cause—would
many cases, of little avail if it did not comprehend the right to be heard by counsel. Even the intelligent and 7. See, e.g., Paul De Grauwe
to rely increasingly on statutory mechanisms that allowed them to transfer children from juvenile to criminal court, where, if found guilty, they would
isolation inflicts on prisoners, it is hard to conceive of prison officials ending the practice—or a court holding it unconstitutional—if the consequence
shift in enforcement priorities more generally. One study estimates that this shift, if “strictly implemented,” coupled with the deferred action
law in order to better facilitate unionization. If our goal, however, is not to increase the prevalence of collective bargaining but, instead, to