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We’re back in Epic v. Google with Nancy Rose, an MIT economics professor.

Now that we’re done with Epic’s CEO and Google’s Android boss — both of whom are still in the room — Dr. Rose is here with her thoughts after evaluate the antitrust and economic effects of the proposed settlement. She says the court assigned her to do that.

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