Tag: Public Enforcement
Balancing public and private enforcement – an Australian perspective
By Rebecca Gilsenan and Marcus Bezzi
The lack of compensation flowing to the victims of cartel conduct in Australia is a matter of significant concern...
The Antitrust Damages Directive—Too Little, Too Late
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Sebastian Peyer, Jan 21, 2015
The Directive of the European Parliament and of the...
The Antitrust Damages Directive: The Ideal of Just Compensation and the...
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Veljko Milutinovic, Jan 21, 2015
The subject of this paper is the recently enacted...
The Binding Nature of NCA Decisions in Antitrust Follow-on Litigation: Is...
Stefano Grassani, Aug 12, 2013
The European Commission believes that-given the procedural asymmetries between plaintiffs and defendants-public enforcement of antitrust law by national competition authorities...
Economics And Private Antitrust Litigation In China
Dennis Lu, Guofu Tan, Jul 28, 2013
Since the introduction of China’s Anti-Monopoly Law in 2008, private litigation has been increasing in the areas of...
Competition Law in Slovakia: An Authority Viewpoint
Zuzana Sabova, Oct 30, 2012
Competition law was introduced in Slovakia in the early 1990s as a part of the market mechanisms aimed at the...
Collective Redress, More Consultations at the European Level But are We...
Ann Marie Galvin, Apr 29, 2011
Towards a Coherent European Approach to Collective Redress is the latest consultation by the European Commission ("Commission") on collective...
Assessing the Quality of Competition Policy: The Case of Horizontal Merger...
William Kovacic, Apr 30, 2009
This article suggests how a jurisdiction might best go about evaluating the quality of its competition policy system. It urges...
