By Avishalom Tor – The accepted economic justification for antitrust law rests on the neoclassical microeconomic model that shows that…
By Amelia Fletcher – The recent EU Google decisions may represent a high-water mark for the use of behavioral economics in…
By Andreas Heinemann – Traditionally, economic analysis is based on the homo economicus-hypothesis: Perfectly rational, strong-minded and self-interested persons and…
By Elizabeth M. Bailey – Modern day antitrust analyses are grounded in traditional neoclassical economics theory, assuming consumers and firms…
By Christopher Leslie – Antitrust law often requires judges to place themselves in the position of one of the litigating…
By Stephen Martin – U.S. Supreme Court decisions dictate that evidence in antitrust cases should be interpreted in accordance with…
By Max Huffman – Behavioral antitrust has proved to have staying power, with continued attention as an area of scholarly…
By Adam Candeub – The internet and social media have become our public square. If market dominance or unfair commercial…