DOJ Antitrust Division: Popular ends should not justify anti-competitive collusion
By Makan Delrahim, USA Today
The loftiest of purported motivations do not excuse anti-competitive collusion among rivals. That’s long-standing...
Progressive Antitrust Paradox
By The Editorial Board, Wall Street Journal
After news broke Friday that the Justice Department is...
How US antitrust law works, and what it means for Big...
Posted by CNBC
US antitrust law dates back to 1890, but it's been largely out of the spotlight for...
Collusion in Brokered Markets
By John William Hatfield & Richard Lowery (University of Texas), Scott Duke Kominers (Harvard)
The U.S. residential real estate...
A cruel parody of antitrust enforcement
By The Editorial Board, The New York Times
President Trump’s Justice Department — for it is increasingly clear that the...
Antitrust and Tech: Europe and the United States Differ, and It...
By Gregory J. Werden & Luke M. Froeb (Vanderbilt University)
European enforcers have brought high-profile antitrust cases against...
Google could be this century’s Standard Oil – will it be...
By Hannah Boland, James Titcomb & Natasha Bernal
Fines and investigations have become a part of everyday...
The Impact of EU Cartel Policy Reforms on the Timing of...
By Hans Wolfgang Friederiszick, Linda Gratz & Michael Rauber (E.CA Economics)
Private cartel damages litigation is on the rise...
Lumps in Antitrust Law
By Sean Sullivan (University of Iowa)
This paper uses the framework of aggregation and separation that Lee Fennell develops...
The World’s First Ambassador to the Tech Industry
By Adam Satariano, The New York Times
Casper Klynge, a career diplomat from Denmark, has worked in some of...
