Tag: Policy
Shall We Play in the Forest (While the Wolf is not...
By Pablo Trevisán (Estudio Trevisan)1
I. Introduction
Airports closed and turned into airplane graveyards overnight; travel restrictions; massive cancellation of flights; sporting events and shows were...
The Huawei Question: Managing the Competitive Consequences
By Kalyan Dasgupta, Leonard Waverman & Mark Williams1
Introduction
The U.S. government’s recent tightening of sanctions around Huawei may effectively take decisions on Huawei’s participation...
Is Blockchain the Real Antitrust Game Changer?
By Giovanna Massarotto (UCL Centre for Blockchain Technology)1
I. Introduction
Governments must anticipate today’s cutting-edge technologies to be effective in fast-moving markets. Blockchain potentially is...
Sustainability as a Quality Dimension of Competition: Protecting Our Future (Selves)
It is considered by many that sustainability considerations should not be taken into account by competition authorities when analyzing the effects of...
Climate Change Is an Existential Threat: Competition Law Must Be Part...
Climate Change is an existential threat. Competition law must be part of the solution and not part of...
EU Competition Law & the Green Deal: The Consistency Road
The EU roadmap for making the economy sustainable by reducing greenhouse gas emissions to net zero by 2050 and by at least...
Antitrust, Sustainability, and Living Wages/Living Incomes
Some of the biggest challenges the world faces require companies to work together, e.g. the provision of living wages. This cooperation sometimes...
The Difficulty of Conversations About Sustainability and European Competition Law
Starting off with an imaginary, but reality-grounded conversation between two fairly reasonable competition law persons – obviously with opposing views for it...
Is the Rest of the World Moving Toward the Canadian Approach...
By Lawrence P. Schwartz, Ph.D. (Former Lay Member, Canadian Competition Tribunal)1
In one of his last public speeches, former Commissioner of Competition John Pecman proclaimed...
