The global shortage of chips is driving both inflation and geopolitical sensitivities.  Without their steady and secure supply, the technologies on which our economies are built are vulnerable to shortages – holding back innovations and threatening growth and prosperity.

Competition law sets out a broad range of prohibitions on the ability of firms to compete – but in this report, DRD’s Ed Bowie examines how the relaxation of such prohibitions may be required in order to help resolve these challenges.

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