Academic Articles - Concurrences

General Antitrust

Winner The role of regulation in EU competition law assessment

Niamh Dunne

London School of Economics

United Kingdom 4 contributions 3389 visits

Same rule, different result: How the narrowing of product markets has altered substantive antitrust rules

Christine Wilson

US Federal Trade Commission (FTC)

United States 7 contributions 7135 visits

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Keith Klovers

Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati

United States 1 contribution 1692 visits

The output-welfare fallacy: A modern antitrust paradox

John M. Newman

US Federal Trade Commission (FTC)

1 contribution 663 visits

Prosocial antitrust

Amelia Miazad

University of California (Berkeley)

United States

Common ownership: Solutions in search of a problem

Douglas H. Ginsburg

US Court of Appeals for the DC Circuit (Washington)

United States 21 contributions 27003 visits

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Keith Klovers

Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati

United States 1 contribution 1692 visits

Green antitrust: Friendly fire in the fight against climate change

Maarten Pieter Schinkel

Mediahuis NRC (Amsterdam)

Netherlands 2 contributions 106 visits

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Leonard Treuren

KU Leuven

Belgium

Agility over stability: China’s great reversal in regulating the platform economy

Angela Huyue Zhang

University of Hong Kong

United Kingdom 6 contributions 9571 visits

Herbert Hovenkamp as antitrust oracle: Appreciating the overlooked contributions of the New Harvard School

Christopher Yoo

University of Pennsylvania Law School (Philadelphia)

United States 2 contributions 1880 visits

Competition law and human rights: A complex relationship

Amber Darr

University of Manchester

United Kingdom 4 contributions 3215 visits

Rethinking breakups

Hiba Hafiz

Boston College - Department of Law

Concerted Practices

Winner Debt, control, and collusion

Daniel Sokol

University of Southern California

United States 10 contributions 3779 visits

The practical requirements of a successful cartel

Joseph Harrington

University of Pennsylvania

United States 3 contributions 1105 visits

Combatting corruption and collusion in UK public procurement: Proposals for post-Brexit reform

Alison Jones

King’s College (London)

United Kingdom 20 contributions 81379 visits

The causal mechanisms of horizontal shareholding

Einer R. Elhauge

Legal Economics (Cambridge)

United States 4 contributions 2223 visits

The EU, competition and workers’ rights

Nicola Countouris

University College London

United Kingdom

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Valerio De Stefano

York University

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Ioannis Lianos

University College London

United Kingdom 36 contributions 102793 visits

What does an appreciable negative effect on competition mean?

Christian Bergqvist

University of Copenhagen

Denmark 10 contributions 4197 visits

Territorial restrictions in EU competition law: from Consten-Grundig to Ping and Pay-TV

Pablo Ibáñez Colomo

London School of Economics

United Kingdom 57 contributions 301531 visits

Corporate social responsibility by joint agreement

Maarten Pieter Schinkel

Mediahuis NRC (Amsterdam)

Netherlands 2 contributions 106 visits

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Leonard Treuren

KU Leuven

Belgium

Gender and collusion

Justus Haucap

DICE

Germany 2 contributions 5885 visits

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Christina Heldman

DICE

Germany

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Holger A. Rau

Georg-August University of Gottingen

Germany

Competing explanations for parallel conduct Lessons from the Australian detergent case (ACCC v Colgate-Palmolive)

George Hay

Cornell University

United States 5 contributions 1326 visits

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E. Jane Murdoch

Charles River Associates International (CRA)

United States

The Alston case: Why the NCAA did not deserve antitrust immunity and did not succeed under a rule-of-reason analysis

Michael A. Carrier

Rutgers University (New Brunswick)

United States 26 contributions 24772 visits

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Christopher Sagers

Cleveland University - Marshall School of Law (Cleveland)

United States 12 contributions 14233 visits

Competition law in attempt to understand (luxury) trademarks

Hanna Stakheyeva

Boğaziçi University (Istanbul)

Turkey 7 contributions 2208 visits

Common ownership: Do managers really compete less?

Merritt B. Fox

Columbia University (New York)

United States

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Menesh Patel

University of California Davis

United States

The price fixer: Compliance tales from the other side

Andreas Stephan

University of East Anglia (Norwich)

United Kingdom 29 contributions 26264 visits

Impact of cartel enforcement on compliance in the chemical industry

Gianni De Stefano

European Commission

Belgium 6 contributions 6882 visits

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Andreas Stephan

University of East Anglia (Norwich)

United Kingdom 29 contributions 26264 visits

Unilateral Conduct

Winner Innovation under section 2 of the Sherman Act

Richard Gilbert

University of California (Berkeley)

United States 2 contributions 4122 visits

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Douglas Melamed

Stanford University

United States 14 contributions 12689 visits

Concentration and rising market power: Fears and facts

Gregory Werden

George Mason University (Fairfax)

United States 2 contributions 1511 visits

The German Facebook saga: Abuse of dominance or abuse of competition law?

Roger Van den Bergh

Erasmus University Rotterdam

Netherlands 1 contribution 78 visits

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Franziska Weber

Erasmus University Rotterdam

Netherlands

The legality of legacy business practices in antitrust

John M. Yun

George Mason University (Fairfax)

United States 1 contribution 535 visits

Intersection of competition and regulation in abuse of dominance and monopolization

Katalin J. Cseres

University of Amsterdam

Netherlands 3 contributions 1623 visits

The case against Alibaba in China and its wider policy repercussions

Sandra Marco Colino

The Chinese University of Hong Kong

Hong Kong 12 contributions 19326 visits

Mergers

Winner Platform mergers and antitrust

Geoffrey Parker

Dartmouth College (Hanover)

United States

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Georgios Petropoulos

Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)

United States 4 contributions 5570 visits

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Marshall Van Alstyne

Boston University

United States 2 contributions 1357 visits

Common ownership and merger control enforcement

José Azar

IESE Business School

Spain

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Anna Tzanaki

University of Leeds

Italy 3 contributions 1974 visits

Consumers and citizens: The future of the consumer welfare standard in global merger review

Jesse Solomon

Davis Polk

United States 2 contributions 833 visits

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Gregory Morrison

Davis Polk

United States

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Doni Bloomfield

US Court of Appeals for the DC Circuit (Washington)

United States

Options to strengthen the control of acquisitions by digital gatekeepers in EU Law

Jens-Uwe Franck

University of Mannheim

Germany 2 contributions 2668 visits

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Giorgio Monti

European University Institute (Florence)

Italy 1 contribution 67 visits

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Alexandre de Streel

Centre on Regulation in Europe (CERRE)

Belgium 8 contributions 12519 visits

Convergence or divergence: How does China analyse innovation concerns in merger review?

Rachel Brandenburger

University of Oxford

United Kingdom 3 contributions 4777 visits

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Kun Huang

Compass Lexecon

China 1 contribution 447 visits

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Elizabeth Xiao-Ru Wang

Compass Lexecon

United States 5 contributions 9434 visits

Jeld-Wen: Opening the door to private merger challenges?

Susannah Torpey

Winston & Strawn

United States 1 contribution 626 visits

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Neely B. Agin

Winston & Strawn

United States

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Dana Cook-Milligan

Winston & Strawn

United States

Applying critical loss for market definition in merger analysis: Do court decisions offer insight?

John M. Yun

George Mason University (Fairfax)

United States 1 contribution 535 visits

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Malcolm Coate

US Federal Trade Commission (FTC)

United States

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Shawn W. Ulrick

US Federal Trade Commission (FTC)

United States

Data-driven mergers and personalization

Zhijun Chen

Monash University

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Chongwoo Choe

Monash University

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Jiajia Cong

Fudan University

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Reimagining merger analysis to include intent

Marina Lao

Seton Hall University (New Jersey)

United States 3 contributions 12387 visits

Mergers, antitrust, and the interplay of entrepreneurial activity and the investments that fund It

Gary Duschnitsky

London Business School

United Kingdom

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Daniel Sokol

University of Southern California

United States 10 contributions 3779 visits

The effect of mergers on variety in grocery retailing

Elena Argentesi

Lear (Rome)

Italy

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Paolo Buccirossi

Lear (Rome)

Italy 3 contributions 10508 visits

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Roberto Cervone

Payment Systems Regulator (London)

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A Retrospective Analysis of the AT&T/Time Warner Merger

Dennis W. Carlton

Compass Lexecon

United States 3 contributions 5713 visits

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Georgi Giozov

Compass Lexecon

United States

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Mark A. Israel

Compass Lexecon

United States 2 contributions 1982 visits

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Google/Fitbit: The starting point for a revolution in merger remedies in digital markets?

Malte Frank

Hengeler Mueller

Germany

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Sabrina Frank

Axel Springer (Berlin)

Germany 2 contributions 2408 visits

DOJ’s failure to prove its "Killer Acquisition" claim in Sabre/Farelogix and parallels to other recent government (...)

Steven C. Sunshine

Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom

United States 30 contributions 9447 visits

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Julia K. York

Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom

United States 6 contributions 1830 visits

Screening out innovation: Vertical merger principles and the FTC’s misapplication in the Illumina-GRAIL case

Bruce H. Kobayashi

George Mason University (Fairfax)

United States 1 contribution 1038 visits

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Timothy J. Muris

George Mason University (Fairfax)

United States 2 contributions 1346 visits

Intellectual Property

Winner Antitrust limits on patent settlements: A new approach

Erik Hovenkamp

University of Southern California

United States

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Jorge Lemus

University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign

United States

Readers’ Choice Glory days: Do the anticompetitive risks of standards-essential patent pools outweigh their procompetitive benefits?

Jay Jurata

Dechert

United States 11 contributions 16349 visits

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Emily Luken

Orrick, Herrington & Sutcliffe

United States 7 contributions 2962 visits

Nondiscrimination in standard essential patents; ND Prong v. Art. 102(c) TFEU

Marco Botta

European University Institute (Florence)

Germany 2 contributions 1569 visits

Patents and price fixing by serial colluders

William E. Kovacic

George Washington University - School of Law (Washington)

United States 74 contributions 90119 visits

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Robert C. Marshall

Bates White

United States 1 contribution 446 visits

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Michael J. Meurer

FRAND licensing commitments: Back to first principles

Maurits Dolmans

Cleary Gottlieb Steen & Hamilton

United Kingdom 40 contributions 39209 visits

Protection of colour per se: Or, #FreeThePink and the battle over “Magenta”

Tim W. Dornis

Leuphana University of Lüneburg

Germany 1 contribution 19 visits

Captive generics: The wolf in sheep’s clothing

Robin Feldman

University of California College of the Law (San Francisco)

The application of antitrust principles to SEP/FRAND disputes: Anticompetitive exploitative and exclusionary conduct - (...)

Paul Lugard

Baker Botts

Belgium 26 contributions 19755 visits

SEPs licensing across the supply chain: An antitrust perspective

Giuseppe Colangelo

5 contributions 6290 visits

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Oscar Borgogno

Bank of Italy

Italy

Multilateral reverse payment settlements

Garry Gabison

Queen Mary University of London

United Kingdom

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Zaakir Tameez

Yale University (New Haven)

United States

Private Enforcement

Winner The effects of private damage claims on cartel activity: Experimental evidence

Olivia Bodnar

DICE

Germany

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Melinda Fremerey

DICE

Germany

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Hans-Theo Normann

DICE

Germany

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The abstract presumption of harm in the Damages Directive: Overconcern of overcompensation

Peter van Wijck

University of Leiden

Netherlands

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Franziska Weber

Erasmus University Rotterdam

Netherlands

The best of both worlds: Compensation via price-caps for passed-on overcharges

Barak Yarkoni

Tel Aviv University

Israel

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Roy Shalem

Tel Aviv University

Israel

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Sharon hannes

Cartel damages actions in Europe: How courts have assessed cartel overcharges

Jean-François Laborde

Laborde Advisory (Paris)

France 9 contributions 33640 visits

Private enforcement and gatekeeper regulation: Strengthening the rights of private parties in the Digital Markets Act

Rupprecht Podszun

University Heinrich Heine (Düsseldorf)

Germany 4 contributions 5961 visits

The presumption of harm in EU private enforcement of competition law: Effectiveness vs overenforcement

Lena Hornkohl

University of Vienna

Austria 5 contributions 956 visits

Calculating cartel damages

Cento Veljanovski

University of Buckingham

United Kingdom 4 contributions 2011 visits

The Digital Markets Act and private enforcement: Proposals for an optimal system

Assimakis Komninos

White & Case

Belgium 38 contributions 65485 visits

Cross-border Issues

Winner From divergence to convergence: The role of intermediaries in developing competition laws in ASEAN

Wendy Ng

University of Melbourne

Australia 68 contributions 15771 visits

Consolidation of the state-owned enterprises in China: A missed opportunity for the EU Merger Control?

Alexandr Svetlicinii

University of Macau - Faculty of Law

China 284 contributions 224891 visits

International abuses, EU solutions: Using EU structures to address the challenges of international antitrust

Morgan Blaschke-Broad

Johnson Winter & Slattery (Sydney)

Australia 1 contribution 874 visits

Realising the potential synergies between international trade and competition policy: Carrying forward the vision of (...)

Robert D. Anderson

University of Nottingham

United Kingdom 1 contribution 329 visits

The globalization of antitrust: History and prospects

Alden F. Abbott

George Mason University (Fairfax)

United States 8 contributions 17555 visits

Hong Kong, China, and the disruption of antitrust

Emanuela Lecchi

University of Dundee

United Kingdom 2 contributions 2357 visits

Filling the regulatory gap to address foreign subsidies: The EC’s search for a level playing field within the internal market

Nuno Cunha Rodrigues

University of Lisbon

Portugal

Procedure

Winner Negotiation: In the shadow of competition law

Aymeric De Moncuit

Mayer Brown

Belgium 15 contributions 25074 visits

Readoption by the European Commission of cartel decisions annulled on procedural grounds by the EU courts

Wouter Wils

European Commission - Legal Service

Belgium 45 contributions 67207 visits

Judicial review and the protection of privacy rights in dawn raids

Nima Lorjé

NautaDutilh

Netherlands 1 contribution 3289 visits

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Ariela Stoffer

JBT Corporation (Netherlands)

4 contributions 19907 visits

The draft fining guidelines and the future of antitrust fines in China

Su Sun

Secretariat Economists

United States

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Chenying Zhang

Tsingua University

China

Why the proposed DMA might be illegal under Article 114 TFEU, And how to fix it

Alfonso Lamadrid De Pablo

Garrigues

Belgium 19 contributions 11304 visits

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Nieves Bayón Fernández

Garrigues

Belgium

Implementation of the ECN+ Directive in 23 Member States: An introductory overview

Ben Van Rompuy

University of Leiden

Netherlands 4 contributions 1001 visits

Digital

Winner The European Digital Markets Act: A revolution grounded on traditions

Pierre Larouche

University of Montreal

Canada 3 contributions 7653 visits

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Alexandre de Streel

Centre on Regulation in Europe (CERRE)

Belgium 8 contributions 12519 visits

Addictive technology and its implications for antitrust enforcement

James Niels Rosenquist

Massachusetts General Hospital

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Fiona M. Scott-Morton

European Commission

Belgium 2 contributions 1859 visits

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Sam Weinstein

Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law (New York)

United States

Regulating platforms and ecosystems: An introduction

Michael G. Jacobides

London Business School

United Kingdom 1 contribution 664 visits

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Ioannis Lianos

University College London

United Kingdom 36 contributions 102793 visits

Lessons from the hare and the tortoise: Legally imposed selfregulation, proportionality and the right to defence under (...)

Torsten Körber

University of Cologne

Germany 2 contributions 682 visits

Access to big data as a remedy in big tech

Joshua White

Analysis Group

United Kingdom 6 contributions 8302 visits

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Nick Dadson

Analysis Group

Canada

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Iain Snoddy

Analysis Group

Canada

Data collaboratives, competition law and the governance of EU data spaces

Nicolo Zingales

Fundação Getulio Vargas (FGV)

Innovating Big Tech firms and competition policy: Favoring dynamic over static competition

Nicolas Petit

European University Institute (Florence)

Italy 49 contributions 104807 visits

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David Teece

Berkeley Research Group

United States 2 contributions 1131 visits

Data: How it affects competitive dynamics, how to value it, and whether to provide third-party access to it

Andreea Antuca

Oxera

United Kingdom

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Robin Noble

Oxera

United Kingdom 3 contributions 4457 visits

Competition policy in the digital economy

Giuseppe Colangelo

5 contributions 6290 visits

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Viktoria Robertson

WU Vienna University of Economics and Business

3 contributions 6113 visits

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Kayvan Hazemi Jebelli

EVALUSION

Belgium 2 contributions 3769 visits

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Shaping the new modality of the digital markets: The impact of the DSA/DMA proposals on inter-platform competition

Oles Andriychuk

Newcastle University

United Kingdom 7 contributions 4763 visits

Market definition in the platform economy

Jens-Uwe Franck

University of Mannheim

Germany 2 contributions 2668 visits

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Martin Peitz

University of Mannheim

Germany 5 contributions 15319 visits

Network interconnectivity and entry into platform markets

Feng Zhu

Harvard University

United States

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Xinxin Li

University of Connecticut

United States

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Ehsan Valavi

Harvard University

United States

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Tech’s Impact on Financial Services Competition

Richard S. Taffet

Morgan Lewis

United States 11 contributions 24363 visits

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Katie Glynn

Intel

1 contribution 1334 visits

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Jonathan M. Jacobson

Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati

United States 4 contributions 6621 visits

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Economics

Winner Attention oligopoly

Andrea Prat

Columbia University (New York)

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Tommaso Valletti

Imperial College London

United Kingdom 6 contributions 16859 visits

Efficiencies in merger analysis

Louis Kaplow

Harvard University

United States

Autonomous algorithmic collusion: Q-learning under sequential pricing

Timo Klein

Utrecht University

Netherlands 3 contributions 29 visits

Economic analysis of merger remedies

Martha Samuelson

Analysis Group

United States 3 contributions 3101 visits

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Ishita Rajani

Analysis Group

United States

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Alex Robinson

Analysis Group

United States

Estimating platform market power in two-sided markets with an application to magazine advertising

Minjae Song

The Brattle Group

United States

R you being foreclosed?

Chara Tzanetaki

Charles River Associates International (CRA)

United Kingdom

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Oliver Latham

Charles River Associates International (CRA)

United States 11 contributions 10012 visits

Joint bidding and horizontal subcontracting

Jan Bouckaert

University of Antwerp

Belgium 1 contribution 2360 visits

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Geert Van Moer

Hanken School of Economics (Helsinki)

1 contribution 2360 visits

The two sides of platform collusion

Alexandre Carbonnel

AlixPartners

France 8 contributions 20672 visits

Reverse privatization as a reaction to the competitive environment: Evidence from solid waste collection in Germany

Juri Demuth

E.CA Economics

Germany

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Hans W. Friederiszick

E.CA Economics

Germany 6 contributions 8179 visits

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Steffen Reinhold

Frontier Economics

Either with us or against us: Experimental evidence on partial cartels

Georg Clemens

Compass Lexecon

Germany 1 contribution 1472 visits

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Holger A. Rau

Georg-August University of Gottingen

Germany

Gender considerations in the analysis of market definition and competitive effects: A practical framework and (...)

Lisa Pinheiro

Analysis Group

Canada

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Anne Catherine Faye

Analysis Group

Canada 1 contribution 657 visits

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Marissa Ginn

Analysis Group

Canada

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The competitive implications of private label mergers

Matt Schmitt

Compass Lexecon

United States

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Loren Smith

Compass Lexecon

United States 3 contributions 1944 visits

Measuring the incentive to collude: The vitamin cartels, 1990-99

Mitsuru Igami

Yale University (New Haven)

United States

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Takuo Sugaya

Stanford University

United States

The assessment of exclusive contracts: The competition case against computicket in South Africa

Liberty Mncube

University of Witwatersrand (Johannesburg)

South Africa 5 contributions 7057 visits

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Massimo Motta

Barcelona GSE

Spain 5 contributions 9627 visits

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Giulio Federico

European Commission

Belgium 6 contributions 11617 visits

Taming tech giants with a per se rules approach? The Digital Markets Act from the “rules vs. standard” perspective

Wolfgang Kerber

Marburg University

Germany 2 contributions 4243 visits

The competitive constraints from private label offers on branded grocery pricing

Vicenç Esteve Guasch

University of East Anglia (Norwich)

United Kingdom

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Kai-Uwe Kühn

University of East Anglia (Norwich)

Belgium 18 contributions 20180 visits

The evolution of judicial standards: Evidence from litigated merger trials

Jeffrey T. Macher

Georgetown University (Washington)

United States

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John W. Mayo

Georgetown University (Washington)

United States

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David E. M. Sappington

University of Florida

United States 1 contribution 48 visits

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