No leading 5G nation has hard net neutrality rules.
... [+]A series of new academic papers in game theory, economics, and antitrust examine the empirical impact of"net neutrality" or"open internet" rules. This comes as many nations review the efficacy of policies purported to protect consumers and innovation, but unwittingly seem to strengthen established technology platforms as the expense of startups.
Many policymakers claim that they want to use the best academic evidence to inform legislation and rules; it’s another matter to do it. Having the right data but failing to use it for political reasons is a central thesis of Pferrer and Sutton’s, a classic in industrial organizations.
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