Tag: Cartels
U.S. Cartel Investigations: The Next Big Thing?
August 2019
CPI Cartel Column edited by Rosa M. Abrantes-Metz (Global Economics Group) & Donald Klawiter (Klawiter PLLC) presents:
U.S. Cartel Investigations: The Next Big Thing?...
The EU Commission Issues Passing-on Guidelines
July 2019
CPI EU News Column edited by Thibault Schrepel, Sam Sadden & Jan Roth (CPI) presents:
The EU Commission Issues Passing-on Guidelines By Prof. Dr. Peter...
Cartel Leniency in Hong Kong
CPI Asia Column edited by Vanessa Yanhua Zhang (Global Economics Group) present:
Cartel Leniency in Hong Kong By Sébastien J Evrard, Virginia Newmann and Scott D. Hammond...
Static vs. Dynamic Antitrust: A Reply
June 2019
Static vs. Dynamic Antitrust: A Reply By John M. Yun (George Mason University)1
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Sanjukta Paul and Hal...
Countervailing Coordination Rights in the News Sector Are Good for the...
June 2019
Countervailing Coordination Rights in the News Sector Are Good for the Public (A Response to Professor Yun) By Sanjukta Paul & Hal Singer1
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News Media Cartels are Bad News for Consumers
April 2019
News Media Cartels are Bad News for Consumers By John M. Yun (George Mason University)1
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Antitrust...
The Rise and (Potential) Fall of US Cartel Enforcement
Posted by Social Science Research Network
The Rise and (Potential) Fall of US Cartel Enforcement
By Vivek Ghosal (Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute) & D. Daniel Sokol (University of...
Corporate Financial Penalties for Cartel Conduct in Australia: A Critique
Posted by Social Science Research Network
Corporate Financial Penalties for Cartel Conduct in Australia: A Critique
By Caron Beaton-Wells & Julie N. Clarke (Melbourne Law School)
Moves...
Collusion: Is it Really that Bad?
Posted by Social Science Research Network
Collusion: Is it Really that Bad?
By Adriaan Ten Kate Sr.
Abstract: Collusion, particularly collusion is in the form of...
Regarding the Optimality of Cartel Fines
Posted by Social Science Research Network
Regarding the Optimality of Cartel Fines
By Bruce H. Kobayashi (George Mason University) & Michelle Burtis (Charles River Associates)
Abstract: ...
