We live in a society in which personal information is increasingly entrusted to third parties in exchange for innovative new services. This creates both an opportunity for bad actors to steal sensitive information and a risk that this information will be misused or leaked. What is the most effective way to balance these risks against the innovation the data economy provides? Is there a role for federal regulatory agencies in this area?
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Ideally, regulatory agencies enforce antitrust laws to increase competition among businesses, prevent market stagnation, and promote consumer welfare. Despite often major intrusions into the market, agencies have sometimes failed to meet these goals. Why is this the case and what are workable solutions?
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