$15,000
Vertical dis-integration and the reallocation of risk and revenues in production networks: the case of franchising
2017
Grantees: Brian Callaci (opens in a new tab)
Brian Callaci is the chief economist at the Open Markets Institute. He researches and writes about market structure, antitrust law, and their relationship to worker and employer power.
Callaci received his B.A. in economics from Franklin & Marshall College and his M.A. and his Ph.D. in economics from the University of Massachusetts Amherst.
Funded Research
Authored by Brian Callaci
Policy
New research shows the franchise business model harms workers and franchisees, with the problem rooted in current antitrust law (opens in a new tab)
Blog DEC 13, 2018
By: Brian Callaci
Competition & Economic Dynamism
Labor, Wages & Worker Power
Brian Callaci’s Working Papers
Academic
Control without responsibility: The legal creation of franchising 1960-1980 (opens in a new tab)
Working Papers DEC 13, 2018
By: Brian Callaci
Labor, Wages & Worker Power
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