Essays, working notes, and shorter posts on what's actually happening at the intersection of academic economics, competition policy, and the use of frontier AI tools in serious analytical work. Some pieces are addressed to academic readers, some to practitioners; most try to speak to both. Written in English; occasional Turkish posts where the audience is primarily Turkish.
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