Proposals for a more efficient European merger control
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Proposals for a more efficient European merger control
By Aleksandra Boutin & Xavier Boutin (Compass Lexecon Brussels)
Abstract: The reforms...
Justice’s Antitrust Confusion
By The Editorial Board, Wall Street Journal
Google and Facebook are squeezing local news by gobbling up more and more advertising dollars. Yet the Justice...
Standards: Competition and Innovation?
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Standards: Competition and Innovation? - Justin Pierce (Lund University - Faculty of Law) and Megi Medzmariashvili (Lund University)
ABSTRACT: In...
The new monopolies: reining in big tech
By Sandra Jones, Chicago Booth
Chicago Booth’s Stigler Center presents suggestions on how to rein in digital platforms...
Invisible Engines: How Software Platforms Drive Innovation and Transform Industries
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Invisible Engines: How Software Platforms Drive Innovation and Transform Industries
David S. Evans (Global Economics Group), Andrei Hagiu (Harvard) &...
Antitrust Economics in the Raw
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Antitrust Economics in the Raw
By Adriaan Ten Kate Sr.
Abstract: In this essay I argue that economics has...
Beyond yes or no: Judge Richard Leon’s options in the AT&T...
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Beyond yes or no: Judge Richard Leon's options in the AT&T antitrust case
By Hadas Gold
Every morning for the past four weeks of...
The National Security Case for Breaking Up Big Tech
By Ganesh Sitaraman (Vanderbilt Law School)
The claim that breaking up and regulating big tech might have consequences for...
Assessment of Global Competition Agency Implementation of ABA Best Practices for...
In May 2015, the ABA Section of Antitrust Law (Antitrust Section) issued Best Practices for Antitrust Procedure (Best Practices). The exercise of identifying and...
Antitrust Balancing
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Antitrust Balancing Herbert J. Hovenkamp (University of Iowa)
Abstract: Antitrust litigation often confronts situations where effects point in both directions....
