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James Bessen

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Wonderful interview with

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explaining the issues on Non-competes What a Ban on Non-compete Agreements Could Mean for American Workers newyorker.com/news/q-and-a/w via

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What a Ban on Non-compete Agreements Could Mean for American Workers

Companies often prevent employees from joining rivals. The Biden Administration wants that to end.

11:46 AM · Jan 14, 2023

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You provide a clear, research-based explanation of the various concerns pro/con of non-competes. This is refreshing given those people (inc. some academics) who are claiming the research does not support this move