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ICLE Research Cited in Facilities Dive on Copper Network Phase-Out

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By Eric Fruits, Brian Albrecht Verified
Facilities Dive cited ICLE research in a piece on the challenges facility managers face as telecoms retire legacy copper POTS networks. The article drew on ICLE’s analysis of why carriers are accelerating the transition away from copper, citing the growing cost burden of maintaining aging infrastructure for a shrinking subscriber base. The underlying research was conducted by Eric Fruits and Brian Albrecht. Read the full piece here. Read the ICLE analysis here.
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Eliminate ‘personal pricing’ and you risk harming consumers

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By Brian Albrecht Verified
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The writer is chief economist at the International Center for Law & Economics The latest consumer protection crusade across the US has an...
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Brian Albrecht Cited in Cato Institute Article on AI Tax Proposals

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By Brian Albrecht Verified
The Cato Institute cited Brian Albrecht, ICLE Chief Economist, in a piece examining the economic case against proposed taxes on AI inputs such as computing hardware, power generation, and data centers. The article drew on Albrecht’s Substack analysis to argue that compute taxes function as taxes on intermediate goods, that capital taxes fall on workers rather than owners, and that the AI capital tax base is too narrow and mobile to generate meaningful revenue. Read the full piece here.
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