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Summer 2012, Volume 8, Number 1

AUG-12(1)
 |  Dec 21, 2015

It’s far cheaper not to commit the crime then commit it and get caught. So it’s no surprise that the savvier competition authorities spend time and resources on outreach and…

Competition Advocacy at the Federal Trade Commission: Recent Developments Build on Past Successes
 |  Aug 15, 2012

Tara Isa Koslov, Aug 14, 2012 Section 5 of the Federal Trade Commission Act broadly empowers the Federal Trade Commission (“FTC” or “Commission”) to prevent the use of “unfair methods…

Enforcement “Plus:” The FTC’s Business Education Efforts
 |  Aug 15, 2012

Kelly Signs, Aug 13, 2012 Law enforcement can have obvious consequences for the targets of investigations, but it can also affect the conduct of other businesses. Research shows that the…

Positioning Competition Policy in Chile: Outreach, Advocacy, and Alternative Dispute Resolution Mechanisms
 |  Aug 15, 2012

Fernando Araya, Mario Ybar, Aug 13, 2012 Chile is one of the countries that have pioneered the introduction of market reforms since the end of the seventies. Market reforms have…

Ten Years of Pros and Cons Conferences
 |  Aug 15, 2012

Arvid Fredenberg, Aug 13, 2012 It could have started better. Einar Hope, former Director-General of the Norwegian Competition Authority and Professor of Energy Economics at the Norwegian School of Economics…

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