About the Author
Thomas A. Hemphill
Thomas A. Hemphill is David M. French Distinguished Professor of Strategy, Innovation and Public Policy in the School of Management at the University of Michigan-Flint. He wrote this for InsideSources.com.
- Raising Barriers — Not Quality — With Occupational Licensing
- Commercializing the Metaverse
- Prospects Are Dim for Tech Legislation in the 117th Congress
- Infant Formula Crisis — the Perfect (Industry) Storm
- The Beleaguered — Yet Resourceful — American Consumer
- EU’s Digital Markets Act — Implications for U.S. Big Tech
- Shrinkflation — on Steroids
- New Competition for Pharmaceutical Benefit Managers?
- Encouraging Post COVID-19 Entrepreneurship: Overcoming Michigan’s Regulatory Barriers
- Over Tipping and the “Hidden” Costs of Electronic Payments
- Pfizer’s COVID-19 Vaccine Negotiations in Latin America: Why Hardball?
- The Biden Economy: A Future National Industrial Strategy?
- Sports Betting: Regulating a Growth Industry
- The Business Roundtable and ‘Stakeholder Capitalism’ — a Retrospective
- Capitalism — by Any Other Name
- Electric Vehicles — What Do U.S. Consumers (and Unions) Demand?
- Not a Shining Moment for Big Business
- Burnishing Big Pharma’s Tawdry Reputation
- A National Innovation Strategy? Support Grows
- Recreational Marijuana — the Industry’s Social Responsibility Challenge
- Payday Lending — Regulatory Reform and Emerging Competition
- Artificial Intelligence and the Antitrust Challenges
- Regulatory Overlap Reform and Federalism
- Autonomous Vehicles, Complexity and the ‘Big Picture’
- Washing Machines, Tariffs and the Oligopoly Problem
- Artificial Intelligence and Automation — the U.S. Manufacturing Challenge
- The Global Emergence of National Industrial Strategy — and America’s Response
- Autonomous Vehicles — Is the Consumer Bloom Off the Rose?
- Google and Its Perplexing Principles for Artificial Intelligence
- The STRONGER Patent Act: A Reckoning in Congress?
- A Welcome Respite for Autonomous Vehicles
- The Tech Industry, Responsible Innovation and Self-Regulation
