The LEC AGEP program on Network Effects, Platforms, and the State of Competition in the Digital Economy was a six-day educational program that helped state Attorneys General, Solicitors General, and their staff attorneys improve their understanding of the application of economic analysis to issues of law and public policy at the intersection of competition policy and antitrust law, intellectual property, consumer protection, platforms, social media, free speech, and network effects. Through interactive, classroom-style lectures, participants received a solid grounding in economic concepts and methods and learned how these tools can be applied in the analysis of some of the most important, pressing, and evolving areas of law and policy in the high tech and interconnected world. The course format included a mixture of lectures and analyses of related case studies. Ample time was set aside for participants to interact with and learn from instructors and their fellow participants outside the classroom.