NOV-14(2)
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In the antitrust debate arena, health care topics are the gifts that just keep on giving—always something new to discuss, analyze, or...
NOV-14(1)
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Information exchanges between competitors have long challenged global competition authorities. Whether via trade associations or otherwise, such exchanges can be productive for...
OCT-14(2)
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Last issue we looked at how protectionist sentiments are playing out in Europe;Â for this issue, we've invited four Asian experts to take...
The Public Interest and Competition-Based Scrutiny of Mergers: Lessons from the...
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Alex Chisholm, Nelson Jung, Oct 15, 2014
Developments over the past few months have...
OCT-14(1)
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Protectionist sentiments are becoming more significant in merger control considerations, especially in Europe. Can public interest exemptions or other protectionist considerations bring benefits that would...
SEP-14(2)
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Obama Care has brought a classic cost-benefit question in health care to the forefront: How to improve health care while controlling costs?...
SEP-14(1)
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In Motorola Mobility, the Seventh Circuit is readying to rehear a lawsuit that will (hopefully) clarify the extent of U.S. antitrust law’s...
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We're ending the summer with a departure from our usual focus on a single topic, rather presenting a diverse and topical assortment...
AUG-14(1)
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We're presenting two symposia this issue. A diverse variety of competition authorities and advocates tell us what's on their minds, including Canada...
JUL-14(2)
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Antitrust and advertising can be surprisingly intertwined, but the relationship doesn't receive much attention. This issue addresses that problem. First we look...
