In this issue: For this holiday issue, we’re presenting the CPI Gift Bag—a collection of articles on a variety of themes with something for everyone. To start, Marc Levinson has…

Marc Levinson, Dec 13, 2011 Accompanying Interview: Besides the article summarized below, we’re pleased to present an interview with Marc Levinson, author of the new book, The Great A&P and…

Laura Atlee, Dec 13, 2011 When prosecuting cartel infringements, the European Commission (the “Commission”) most often builds its case on the basis of corporate leniency applications and documents. When the…

Timothy Brennan, Dec 13, 2011 The continuing fire over how to assess the competitive effects of single-firm conduct received yet more gasoline in the wake of the U.S. Federal Trade…

Ben Van Rompuy, Dec 13, 2011 When the EU leaders agreed on the final version of the Lisbon Treaty, one particular amendment caused turmoil in the European competition law community.…

Alexander Kurdin, Andrey Shastitko, Dec 13, 2011 In this paper we consider the relationship between antitrust policy and intellectual property protection under the condition of poorly enforced intellectual property rights…

Paul Godek, Dec 13, 2011 Economic damages can arise from a variety of bad acts: a breach of contract, a patent violation, an oil-spill, or a price-fixing conspiracy, for examples.…