April 2019 CPI Europe Column edited by Anna Tzanaki (Competition Policy International) & Juan Delgado (Global Economics Group) presents: Leave, Remain & Common Ground: Pragmatism in Dealing with Tech Giants By Philip Marsden (College of Europe)1 Click here for a PDF version of the article In the last few years, a popular narrative is that the sky is […]
November 2018 CPI EU News Column edited by Thibault Schrepel, Sam Sadden & Jan Roth (CPI) presents: Should Jurisdictional Clauses be Interpreted Differently in Competition Law Cases? A Comment on Case C 595/17 Apple ECLI:EU:C:2018:854 By Pedro Caro de Sousa (OECD)1 Click here for a PDF version of the article Introduction Does a widely worded […]
The Indian government has constituted a panel to review the competition law, an official release stated Sunday, September 30, “The committee would review the Competition Act, Rules & Regulations, in view of [the] changing business environment and bring necessary changes, if required.” The nine-member committee chaired by Corporate Affairs Secretary Injeti Srinivas includes Insolvency and […]
September 2018 CPI Europe Column edited by Anna Tzanaki (Competition Policy International) & Juan Delgado (Global Economics Group) presents: How to Reform the Law on Abusive Practices: The study that will serve as a basis for reform in Germany (and Europe?) By Rupprecht Podszun (Heinrich Heine University, Düsseldorf)1 Click here for a PDF version of the article Germany […]
CPI Asia Column edited by Vanessa Yanhua Zhang (Global Economics Group) present: Six Severe Challenges in Implementing China’s Anti-Monopoly Law 1 By Wang Xiaoye (Institute of Law of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences)2 Click here for a pdf version of this article. August 1st, 2018 is the 10th anniversary of the Anti-Monopoly Law (AML) in China. […]
July 2018 CPI Europe Column edited by Anna Tzanaki (Competition Policy International) & Juan Delgado (Global Economics Group) presents: New merger control guidelines for transaction value thresholds in Austria and Germany By Dr. Martin Sauermann, CFA (Bundeskartellamt)1 Click here for a PDF version of the article Introduction How to best cope with the digital economy is an […]
By Adriana Campuzano Among the first matters resolved by the Mexican Supreme Court over the interpretation and application of the law, was the laying down of foundations for the system. It was upheld, among other matters, that all verification and sanctioning procedures should be carried out at the administrative offices, meaning that (unlike other jurisdictions) they […]
Martin Cave & Ingo Vogelsang, March 20, 2016 Net neutrality has been an issue that has preoccupied consumers, firms and regulators over the past decade. It concerns the financial and qualitative terms on which unaffiliated content and application providers (“CAPs”) may have their content delivered by the local access provider or Internet Service Providers (“ISPs”). […]
In this issue: While we always try to be topical, this issue is right on top of current events. We’ve assembled six papers that truly prove the adage, “the devil is in the details.” The first two, reacting to Tim Wu’s FTC appointment, highlights media; a topic we extensively explore in the upcoming CPI Journal […]
Dina Kallay, Feb 28, 2011 This brief note highlights some ongoing antitrust cooperation between the United States and China. Over the past twenty years, the rapid growth in the number of jurisdictions with antitrust laws and antitrust enforcement agencies has boosted the importance of cooperation among antitrust agencies. Cooperation aims to ensure sound antitrust enforcement […]