Tying after Microsoft: One Step Forward and Two Steps Back?
Kelyn Bacon, Apr 24, 2008
In the tying part of the Microsoft case, as in the interoperability part of the case, the CFI upheld the...
Competition Policy in Mexico
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Ernesto Estrada Gonzalez, Apr 03, 2008
Note to readers: GCP Authorities is a new...
Beyond Critical Loss: Properly Applying the Hypothetical Monopolist Test
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Gregory Werden, Feb 25, 2008
The hypothetical monopolist test (HMT) for market delineation holds...
Considering Whether Ex Ante Joint Negotiations within Standard Setting Are “Reasonably...
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Anne Layne-Farrar, May 06, 2008
In the ongoing debate over intellectual property (IP) within...
The Reasonableness of Resale Price Maintenance
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Abdullah Hussain, May 06, 2008
The treatment of vertical agreements in the United States,...
The Commission on Velvet: Why it will probably not issue Article...
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Damien Gerard, Apr 23, 2008
The publication of the Discussion Paper in December 2005...
Harnessing SDO Innovation to Reduce Holdup, Uncertainty, and Inefficiency
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David Meyer, May 12, 2008
Collaboratively set standards are an important part of the...
Nov-08(1)
The EC Pharmaceutical Report
Kent Bernard, Nov 12, 2008
The 2008 EC Sector Inquiry Regarding Pharmaceuticals: What Does It Mean from a Research-Based Company Perspective?
A sector...
How the 2007 Amendment to the M&A Guideline Has Changed Merger...
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Akira Inoue, May 27, 2008
On March 27, 2007, the Japan Fair Trade Commission...
Tacit vs. Overt Collusion Firm Asymmetries and Numbers: What’s the Evidence?
Stephen Davies, Matthew Olczak, Nov 01, 2008
It is conventional wisdom that collusion is more likely the fewer firms there are in a market and...
