By Joan-Ramon Borrell, Carmen García, Juan Luis Jiménez & José Manuel Ordóñez de Haro –  This contribution reviews what we

By Christian Ritz & Lorenz Marx –  In the past 25 years, leniency programs have been established in more than

Evgenia Motchenkova & Giancarlo Spagnolo –  There are various reasons that may explain why the designs of the EU and

Dear Readers, We are pleased to kick off 2019 with an edition of the CPI Antitrust Chronicle® devoted to the

By Avishalom Tor –  The accepted economic justification for antitrust law rests on the neoclassical microeconomic model that shows that

By Andreas Heinemann Traditionally, economic analysis is based on the homo economicus-hypothesis: Perfectly rational, strong-minded and self-interested persons and entities

By Christopher Leslie Antitrust law often requires judges to place themselves in the position of one of the litigating parties

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By Max Huffman Behavioral antitrust has proved to have staying power, with continued attention as an area of scholarly inquiry

By Adam Candeub The internet and social media have become our public square. If market dominance or unfair commercial practices