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2016, Volume 12, Issue 1
- 151-179 Margin Squeeze: An Above-Cost Predatory Pricing Approach
by Germain Gaudin & Despoina Mantzari - 181-208 The Market Economy Investor Principle: Lessons Learned From The Ciudad De La Luz Case
by Adina Claici & Georges Siotis & Obhi Chatterjee & Oliver Stehmann
2015, Volume 11, Issue 4
- 791-853 Recognizing The Limits Of Antitrust: The Roberts Court Versus The Enforcement Agencies
by Thomas A. Lambert & Alden F. Abbott - 855-880 Competition Law And Environmental Protection: The Dutch Agreement On Coal-Fired Power Plants
by Erik Kloosterhuis & Machiel Mulder - 881-916 Sectoral Regulation And Competition Policy: The U.K.'S Concurrency Arrangements—An Economic Perspective
by Jon Stern - 917-933 Deterrence Effects Of Korean Antitrust Enforcement On Producer Prices And Profit Margins
by Robert M. Feinberg & Minsoo Park - 935-954 Mergers And Acquisitions In European And North American Energy Markets: Empirical Analysis Of Legal And Ownership Unbundling
by Stefan Bogner & Stephan M. Gasser & Margarethe Rammerstorfer - 955-973 Estimating Consumer Damages In Cartel Cases
by Ulrich Laitenberger & Florian Smuda - 975-998 Price Discrimination, Merger Policy, And The Competitive Constraint Of Low-Value Customers In Airline Markets
by Tim Hazledine - 999-1012 Inferring Anticompetitive Price Effects From Difference-In-Difference Analysis: A Caveat
by Shawn W. Ulrick & Seth B. Sacher - 1013-1032 One Piece At A Time: Successive Monopoly And Tying In Antitrust
by Fred S. McChesney - 1033-1048 Does Deregulation Encourage Anticompetitive Behavior?
by María J. Alonso-Nuez & Jorge Rosell-Martínez & Antonio Muñoz-Porcar
2015, Volume 11, Issue 3
- 527-548 Brulotte'S Web
by Herbert Hovenkamp - 549-578 An Empirical Examination Of Patent Holdup
by Alexander Galetovic & Stephen Haber & Ross Levine - 579-615 Loyalty Rebates After Intel: Time For The European Court Of Justice To Overrule Hoffman-La Roche
by Damien Geradin - 617-669 Maximizing The U.S. Postal Service'S Profits From Competitive Products
by J. Gregory Sidak - 671-700 Hidden Efficiencies: The Relevance Of Business Justifications In Abuse Of Dominance Cases
by Hans W. Friederiszick & Linda Gratz - 701-725 Net Neutrality: Economic Evaluation Of Market Developments
by Timothy J. Tardiff - 727-745 Entrepreneurial Traffic Management And The Internet Engineering Task Force
by Günter Knieps - 747-773 Vertical Restraints On E-Commerce And Selective Distribution
by Paolo Buccirossi - 775-790 An Economic Approach Towards Fine Value Optimization For Antimonopoly Violations
by Sergey Petrov & Aleksandr Shmakov
2015, Volume 11, Issue 2
- 271-316 How Patents Provide The Foundation Of The Market For Inventions
by Daniel F. Spulber - 317-329 Antitrust For Accountable Care Organizations
by Laurence C. Baker & M. Kate Bundorf & Daniel P. Kessler - 331-352 Antitrust Enforcement In Public Procurement: The Case Of Russia
by Maria Ostrovnaya & Elena Podkolzina - 353-363 Market Structure And Intensity Of Price Competition In Eu Banking
by Giovanni Alberto Tabacco - 365-400 Does Google Leverage Market Power Through Tying And Bundling?
by Benjamin Edelman - 401-408 A Note On The Economics Of Pass-Through With Two-Part Tariff Pricing
by Dov Rothman - 409-429 Are Restrictions Of Competition By Sports Associations Horizontal Or Vertical In Nature?
by Oliver Budzinski & Stefan Szymanski - 431-461 Sticky Rebates: Loyalty Rebates Impede Rational Switching Of Consumers
by Alexander Morell & Andreas Glöckner & Emanuel V. Towfigh - 463-492 Econometric Evidence To Target Tacit Collusion In Oligopolistic Markets
by Patrick Andreoli-Versbach & Jens-Uwe Franck - 493-499 The Deterrent And Enunciating Effects Of Consent Decrees
by Giovanna Massarotto - 501-525 Cartels And Productivity Growth: An Empirical Investigation Of The Impact Of Cartels On Productivity In The Netherlands
by Lilian T.D. Petit & Ron G.M. Kemp & Jarig van Sinderen
2015, Volume 11, Issue 1
- 1-22 Treating Rand Commitments Neutrally
by Einer Elhauge - 23-67 The Impact Of The U.S. Debit-Card Interchange Fee Regulation On Consumer Welfare
by David S. Evans & Howard Chang & Steven Joyce - 69-83 The Price-Increasing Effects Of Domestic Code-Sharing Agreements For Non-Stop Airline Routes
by David Gilo & Felice Simonelli - 85-106 Does State Antitrust Enforcement Drive Establishment Exit?
by Robert M. Feinberg & Thomas A. Husted & Florian Szücs - 107-144 An Economic Analysis Of Twombly/Iqbal With Applications To Antitrust
by Douglas A. Herman & Seth B. Sacher - 145-163 Reregulation Or Better Deregulation? Economic Evaluation Of Recent Fcc Competition Actions
by Timothy J. Tardiff - 165-199 What Determines Firms' Choices Between Ex Ante And Ex Post Licensing Agreements?
by Ralph Siebert - 201-269 The Meaning Of Frand, Part Ii: Injunctions
by J. Gregory Sidak
2014, Volume 10, Issue 4
- 773-777 High Mortgage Rates In The Low Countries: An Introduction
by Mark A. Dijkstra & Fleur Randag & Maarten Pieter Schinkel - 779-794 Notes On The Margin: An Overview Of Nma'S Mortgage Market Study
by Bastiaan Overvest & Gülbahar Tezel - 795-817 The Impact Of Concentration And Regulation On Competition In The Dutch Mortgage Market
by Machiel Mulder - 819-841 Competition In The Dutch Mortgage Market: Notes On Concentration, Entry, Funding, And Margins
by Leontine Treur & Wim Boonstra - 843-859 High Mortgage Rates In The Low Countries: What Happened In The Spring Of 2009?
by Mark A. Dijkstra & Fleur Randag & Maarten Pieter Schinkel - 861-882 Market Definition As A Problem Of Statistical Inference
by Willem H. Boshoff - 883-907 How Does A Corporate Leniency Program Affect Cartel Stability? Empirical Evidence From Korea
by Yun Jeong Choi & Kyoung Soo Hahn - 909-931 The Effect Of Closure On Quality: The Case Of Rural Nursing Homes
by John R. Bowblis & Andrew Vassallo - 933-958 A Retrospective Merger Analysis In The U.K. Videogame Market
by Luca Aguzzoni & Elena Argentesi & Paolo Buccirossi & Lorenzo Ciari & Tomaso Duso & Massimo Tognoni & Cristiana Vitale - 959-987 Tacit Collusion Indicators In Merger Control Under Varied Focal Points
by Adrian J. Proctor - 989-1037 The Proper Royalty Base For Patent Damages
by J. Gregory Sidak
2014, Volume 10, Issue 3
- 517-541 Is There A Market For Organic Search Engine Results And Can Their Manipulation Give Rise To Antitrust Liability?
by James D. Ratliff & Daniel L. Rubinfeld - 543-580 United States V. H&R Block: An Illustration Of The Doj'S New But Controversial Approach To Market Definition
by Joseph J. Simons & Malcolm B. Coate - 581-610 Settling Frand Disputes: Is Mandatory Arbitration A Reasonable And Nondiscriminatory Alternative?
by Pierre Larouche & Jorge Padilla & Richard S. Taffet - 611-619 Pass-Through Rates When Firms Can Vary Package Sizes
by Alexei Alexandrov - 621-646 Harm And Overcharge In The South African Precast Concrete Products Cartel
by Junior Khumalo & Jeffrey Mashiane & Simon Roberts - 647-690 Bridging Eu Concerted Practices With U.S. Concerted Actions
by Federico Ghezzi & Mariateresa Maggiolino - 691-709 Private Versus Public Antitrust Enforcement: Evidence From Chile
by Aldo González & Alejandro Micco - 711-738 A Statistical Analysis Of U.K. Antitrust Enforcement
by Cento Veljanovski - 739-763 Umbrella Effects
by Roman Inderst & Frank P. Maier-Rigaud & Ulrich Schwalbe - 765-768 Asymmetric Price Increase In Critical Loss Analysis: A Reply To Langenfeld And Li
by Øystein Daljord & Lars Sørgard & Øyvind Thomassen - 769-772 Asymmetric Price Increase In Critical Loss Analysis: Surreply To Daljord, Sørgard, And Thomassen
by James Langenfeld & Wenqing Li
2014, Volume 10, Issue 2
- 257-291 The Different Faces Of Energy Consumers: Toward A Behavioral Economics Approach
by Saskia Anna Catharina Maria Lavrijssen - 293-339 Market Definition In Two-Sided Markets: Theory And Practice
by Lapo Filistrucchi & Damien Geradin & Eric van Damme & Pauline Affeldt - 341-360 Toward A European Directive On Damages Actions
by Frank P. Maier-Rigaud - 361-374 The Diversion Story: Resolving The Ambiguities Surrounding The Concept Of Diversion Ratio
by Adriaan ten KateSr. & Gunnar Niels - 375-397 The Quality Of Analysis Of Irish Merger Decisions
by Paul K. Gorecki - 399-444 Commitment Decisions In Eu Competition Law
by Niamh Dunne - 445-474 Emerging Markets And U.S. Horizontal Merger Guidelines: A Turkish Competition Law Perspective
by Gönenç Gürkaynak & Serdar Dalkır & Derya Durlu - 475-493 Do Common Carriage, Special Infrastructure, And General Purpose Technology Rationales Justify Regulating Communications Networks?
by Mark A. Jamison & Janice A. Hauge - 495-503 Asymmetric Price Increase In Critical Loss Analysis: A Reply To Daljord, Sørgard, And Thomassen
by James Langenfeld & Wenqing Li - 505-516 Damages Calculations In Private Monopolization: A Japanese Case Study
by Koki Arai
2014, Volume 10, Issue 1
- 1-25 Innovation And Optimal Punishment, With Antitrust Applications
by Keith N. Hylton & Haizhen Lin - 27-46 Restraints On Quality Competition
by Roger D. Blair & Christine Piette Durrance - 47-62 Loyal Or Locked-In—And Why Should We Care?
by Tom Björkroth - 63-86 Cartel Overcharges And The Deterrent Effect Of Eu Competition Law
by Florian Smuda - 87-106 Methods For Quantifying Antitrust Damages: The Pasta Cartel In Italy
by Giovanni Notaro - 107-136 Evaluating Antitrust Leniency Programs
by Joan-Ramon Borrell & Juan Luis Jiménez & Carmen García - 137-159 Economies Of Scale And Merger Efficiencies In The Chilean Pension Funds Market
by Claudio Agostini & Eduardo Saavedra & Manuel Willington - 161-183 The Leniency Program In Korea And Its Effectiveness
by Sae Ran Koh & Jinook Jeong - 185-207 Is The Google Platform A Two-Sided Market?
by Giacomo Luchetta - 209-215 Collusion In Private Health Insurance Coverage In Chile: Comment
by Raimundo Soto - 217-256 Price Hysteresis After Antitrust Enforcement: Evidence From Spanish Food Markets
by José Manuel Ordóñez-de-Haro & José Luis Torres
2013, Volume 9, Issue 4
- 775-776 Introduction
by Daniel F. Spulber - 777-825 Innovation Economics: The Interplay Among Technology Standards, Competitive Conduct, And Economic Performance
by Daniel F. Spulber - 827-858 The Patent Policy Debate In The High-Tech World
by Kirti Gupta - 859-878 Sso Rules, Standardization, And Sep Licensing: Economic Questions From The Trenches
by Roger G. Brooks - 879-904 DO NPEs MATTER? NON-PRACTICING ENTITIES AND PATENT LITIGATION OUTCOMES
by Michael J. Mazzeo & Jonathan H. Ashtor & Samantha Zyontz - 905-929 Who Cooperates In Standards Consortia—Rivals Or Complementors?
by Justus Baron & Tim Pohlmann - 931-1055 The Meaning Of Frand, Part I: Royalties
by J. Gregory Sidak - 1057-1089 Property As Platform: Coordinating Standards For Technological Innovation
by Henry E. Smith - 1091-1123 Incentive Effects From Different Approaches To Holdup Mitigation Surrounding Patent Remedies And Standard-Setting Organizations
by F. Scott Kieff & Anne Layne-Farrar - 1125-1145 The European Commission Policy Towards The Licensing Of Standard-Essential Patents: Where Do We Stand?
by Damien Geradin
2013, Volume 9, Issue 3
- 511-530 The Misuse Of Profit Margins To Infer Market Power
by Robert H. Bork & J. Gregory Sidak - 531-552 An Economic Interpretation Of Frand
by Dennis W. Carlton & Allan L. Shampine - 553-591 Toward An Economic Approach To Agency Agreements
by Angela Huyue Zhang - 593-636 Antitrust Law And The Promotion Of Democracy And Economic Growth
by Niels Petersen - 637-654 Strategic Entry Deterrence: Pioneer Foods And The Bread Cartel
by Liberty Mncube - 655-708 The Antitrust Implications Of “Paperless Ticketing” On Secondary Markets
by Daniel A. Rascher & Andrew D. Schwarz - 709-737 Saa Ii: Abuse Of Dominance In The South African Skies
by Giulio Federico - 739-753 What Is The Price Of Pay-To-Delay Deals?
by Farasat A.S. Bokhari - 755-774 Competition Regulation In Ecuador
by Luis Marín-Tobar
2013, Volume 9, Issue 2
- 253-284 Standard-Essential Patents: Who Is Really Holding Up (And When)?
by Gregor Langus & Vilen Lipatov & Damien Neven - 285-311 Injunctions For Standard-Essential Patents: Justice Is Not Blind
by Peter Camesasca & Gregor Langus & Damien Neven & Pat Treacy - 313-357 Attention Rivalry Among Online Platforms
by David S. Evans - 359-394 Court-Appointed Neutral Economic Experts
by J. Gregory Sidak - 395-418 Upstream Horizontal Mergers And (The Absence Of) Retail Price Effects
by Ariel Ezrachi & John Thanassoulis - 419-455 Market Dominance And Search Quality In The Search Engine Market
by Ioannis Lianos & Evgenia Motchenkova - 457-472 Interlocking Directorates: An Italian Antitrust Dilemma
by Valeria Falce - 473-493 Coerced Reciprocity And The Leverage Theory
by Kalyn T. Coatney & Sherrill Shaffer - 495-509 THE POST-CARTEL EQUILIBRIUM PUZZLE IN THE GERMAN CEMENT MARKET: A REPLY TO HÜSCHELRATH, MÜLLER, and VEITH
by Niels Frank & Philipp Schliffke
2013, Volume 9, Issue 1
- 1-22 The Use And Threat Of Injunctions In The Rand Context
by James Ratliff & Daniel L. Rubinfeld - 23-47 An Economic Analysis Of The At&T-T-Mobile Usa Wireless Merger
by Stanley M. Besen & Stephen D. Kletter & Serge X. Moresi & Steven C. Salop & John R. Woodbury - 49-63 At&T And T-Mobile: Economies As An Antitrust Defense Applied
by Russell Pittman & Yan Li - 65-88 Legal Transplant, Legal Origin, And Antitrust Effectiveness
by Tay-Cheng Ma - 89-95 THE ECONOMICS OF FTC v. LUNDBECK: WHY DRUG MERGERS MAY NOT RAISE PRICES
by Gregory J. Werden - 97-123 Concrete Shoes For Competition: The Effect Of The German Cement Cartel On Market Price
by Kai Hüschelrath & Kathrin Müller & Tobias Veith - 125-152 The Troubled Path Of The Lock-In Movement
by Stan J. Liebowitz & Stephen E. Margolis - 153-169 Competition And The Railroads: A European Perspective
by Günter Knieps - 171-201 Market Power And Counterfactuals In New Zealand Competition Law
by Cento Veljanovski - 203-229 Behavioral Antitrust: Not Ready For The Main Stage
by Roger Van den Bergh - 231-252 The Use Of Proportional Market Shares As Estimates Of Diversion Ratios In Merger Analysis
by Andrew P. Vassallo
2012, Volume 8, Issue 4
- 663-700 What Does The Chicago School Teach About Internet Search And The Antitrust Treatment Of Google?
by Robert H. Bork & J. Gregory Sidak - 701-715 The Hypothetical Monopolist In A World Of Multi-Product Firms: Should Outside Companions Be Included In His Basket?
by Adriaan ten KateSr. & Gunnar Niels - 717-768 Loyalty Rebates And The Competitive Process
by Hans Zenger - 769-803 A Comparative Assessment Of Methodologies Used To Evaluate Competition Policy
by Stephen W. Davies & Peter L. Ormosi - 805-830 The Single-Entity Theory: An Antitrust Time Bomb For Chinese State-Owned Enterprises?
by Angela Huyue Zhang - 831-848 Ex Post Merger Evaluations And Strategic Pre-Merger Investments
by Richard Friberg & Pehr-Johan Norbäck & Lars Persson - 849-862 Cartels In Public Procurement
by Alberto Heimler - 863-879 A Comprehensive Look At The Critical Loss Analysis In A Differentiated Products Market
by Christine Meyer & Yijia Wang - 881-887 A Note On Upward Pricing Pressure: The Possibility Of False Positives
by Lars Mathiesen & Øivind Anti Nilsen & Lars Sørgard - 889-913 Assessing Bundled And Share-Based Loyalty Rebates: Application To The Pharmaceutical Industry
by Kevin Caves & Hal Singer
2012, Volume 8, Issue 3
- 449-457 Antitrust In High-Technology Industries: A Symposium Introduction
by Michal S. Gal & Spencer Weber Waller - 459-468 Search Neutrality And Referral Dominance
by Daniel A. Crane - 469-506 Viral Open Source: Competition Vs. Synergy
by Michal S. Gal - 507-542 Anticompetitive Stumbling Stones On The Way To A Cleaner World: Protecting Competition In Innovation Without A Market
by Josef Drexl - 545-574 Behavioral Antitrust And Monopolization
by Maurice E. Stucke - 575-593 Access And Information Remedies In High-Tech Antitrust
by Spencer Weber Waller - 595-614 European Competition Law, Compulsory Licensing, And Innovation
by Ariel Ezrachi & Mariateresa Maggiolino - 615-625 Would The Per Se Illegal Treatment Of Reverse Payment Settlements Inhibit Generic Drug Investment?
by Bret M. Dickey & Daniel L. Rubinfeld - 627-662 Counter-Intuitive Fairness In Antitrust: Protecting The Monopolist And Balancing Among Competing Claims
by Adi Ayal
2012, Volume 8, Issue 2
- 231-258 Reputational Penalties To Firms In Antitrust Investigations
by Stijn van den Broek & Ron G.M. Kemp & Willem F.C. Verschoor & Anne-Claire de Vries - 259-296 The Diverging Approach to Price Squeezes in the United States and Europe
by George A. Hay & Kathryn McMahon - 297-329 Assessing Unilateral Merger Effects In A Two-Sided Market: An Application To The Dutch Daily Newspaper Market
by Lapo Filistrucchi & Tobias J. Klein & Thomas O. Michielsen - 331-359 Private Antitrust Litigation In Germany From 2005 To 2007: Empirical Evidence
by Sebastian Peyer - 361-397 An Empirical Analysis Of Secondary Line Price Discrimination Motivations
by Hagit Bulmash - 399-415 Exigency And Innovation In Collusion
by Mark S. LeClair - 417-424 Vertical Theory Of Harm In A Horizontal Merger: The Friesland Foods/Campina Case
by Jurjen J.A. Kamphorst & Vitaly Pruzhansky - 425-447 Designing Appropriate Remedies For Competition Law Enforcement: The Pioneer Foods Settlement Agreement
by Tembinkosi Bonakele & Liberty Mncube
2012, Volume 8, Issue 1
- 1-46 The Ftc, Ip, And Ssos: Government Hold-Up Replacing Private Coordination
by Richard A. Epstein & F. Scott Kieff & Daniel F. Spulber - 47-71 Buying Alliances And Input Price Fixing: In Search Of A European Enforcement Standard
by Ariel Ezrachi - 73-105 Search Engine Competition With Network Externalities
by Cédric Argenton & Jens Prüfer - 107-144 An Economic Analysis Of The 2011 Settlement Between The Department Of Justice And Credit Card Networks
by Scott Schuh & Oz Shy & Joanna Stavins & Robert Triest - 145-165 Career Development After Cartel Prosecution: Cartel Versus Non-Cartel Managers
by N.S.R. Rosenboom - 167-185 Competition Within Firms
by Lisa Bruttel & Simeon Schudy - 187-230 Private Enforcement And Judicial Discretion In The Evolution Of Antitrust In The United States
by Reza Rajabiun
2011, Volume 7, Issue 4
- 733-774 Regime Shift In Antitrust Laws, Economics, And Enforcement
by Vivek Ghosal - 775-812 Antitrust And Competition In Two-Sided Markets
by Alexei Alexandrov & George Deltas & Daniel F. Spulber - 813-823 Patterns Of Establishment Entry And State-Level Antitrust
by Robert M. Feinberg & Thomas A. Husted - 825-846 Benchmarking The Upward Pricing Pressure Modelwith Federal Trade Commission Evidence
by Malcolm B. Coate - 847-869 Proving Causation In Private Antitrust Cases
by Hanns A. Abele & Georg E. Kodek & Guido K. Schaefer - 871-915 Deterrence, Recidivism, And European Cartel Fines
by Cento Veljanovski
2011, Volume 7, Issue 3
- 497-522 The 2010 Merger Guidelines, Critical Loss, And Linear Demand
by Jay Ezrielev & Joseph J. Simons - 523-541 Fair, Reasonable And Non-Discriminatory (Frand) Terms: A Challenge For Competition Authorities
by Mario Mariniello - 543-572 Joint-Venture Analysis After American Needle
by Alan Devlin & Michael Jacobs - 573-602 Alliances, Codesharing, Antitrust Immunity, And International Airfares: Do Previous Patterns Persist?
by Jan K. Brueckner & Darin N. Lee & Ethan S. Singer - 603-629 The Economic Analysis Of Energy Mergers In Europe And In Spain
by Giulio Federico - 631-650 The Role Of Private Labels In Antitrust
by Chris Doyle & Richard Murgatroyd - 651-670 Too Many Unnecessary Merger Notifications In Ireland?
by Paul K. Gorecki - 671-694 What Determines Behavior Seeking Temporary Antitrust Immunity?: Dispensation Requests In The Netherlands
by Erik Brouwer & Fatih Cemil Ozbugday - 695-731 Antitrust Approaches To Dynamically Competitive Industries In The United States And The European Union
by Daniel J. Gifford & Robert T. Kudrle
2011, Volume 7, Issue 2
- 243-276 Market Share Thresholds: On The Conflation Of Empirical Assessments And Legal Policy Judgments
by Louis Kaplow - 277-299 When Is Intellectual Property Needed As A Carrot For Innovators?
by Christoph Engel - 301-334 The Effect Of Competition Law Enforcement On Economic Growth
by Tay-Cheng Ma - 335-380 Antitrust Immunity For Airline Alliances
by Volodymyr Bilotkach & Kai Hüschelrath - 381-402 Strategic Buyers And Market Entry
by Lisa V. Bruttel & Jochen Glöckner - 403-426 When Are Excessive Prices Unfair?
by Pinar Akman & Luke Garrod - 427-453 Does Incentive Compatible Mechanism Design Induce Competitive Entry?
by Sumit K. Majumdar - 455-479 The Competitive Effects Of Rail Freight Mergers In The Context Of European Liberalization
by Oliver Stehmann & Hans Zenger - 481-495 Do Price Increases While Demand Is Falling Indicate Collusion?
by Chin W. Yang & William N. Trumbull & Brian J. Cushing & Ming J. Hwang
2011, Volume 7, Issue 1
- 1-35 Posted Pricing As A Plus Factor
by Joseph E. Harrington Jr. - 37-44 Substitution Between Offline And Online Advertising Markets
by Avi Goldfarb & Catherine Tucker - 45-68 The Use Of Surveys In Merger And Competition Analysis
by Stephen Hurley - 69-92 Competition And Mergers Among Nonprofits
by Jens Prüfer - 93-112 Rigorous Analysis To Bridge The Inference Gap In Class Certification
by Steven R. Peterson & Andrew Y. Lemon - 113-131 Market Delineation And Merger Simulation: A Proposed Methodology With An Application To The Argentine Biscuit Market
by Germán Coloma - 133-164 The Antitrust Consumer Welfare Paradox
by Barak Y. Orbach - 165-204 Measuring The Deterrence Properties Of Competition Policy: The Competition Policy Indexes
by Paolo Buccirossi & Lorenzo Ciari & Tomaso Duso & Giancarlo Spagnolo & Cristiana Vitale - 205-240 Collusion On Private Health Insurance Coverage In Chile
by Claudio A. Agostini & Eduardo Saavedra & Manuel Willington - 241-241 Online Advertising: Defining Relevant Markets
by James D. Ratliff & Daniel L. Rubinfeld
2010, Volume 6, Issue 4
- 771-809 Not Good Enough For Government Work: Geographic Market Definition And The Ftc'S Case Against Chicagoland Physician Associations
by Gregory D. Adams & Fred S. McChesney - 811-838 Nondiscriminatory Pricing: Is Standard Setting Different?
by Anne Layne-Farrar - 839-851 Transparency And Coordinated Effects In European Merger Control
by Svend Albæk & Peter Møllgaard & Per Baltzer Overgaard - 853-878 Taking Politics Out Of Mergers: A Review Of Irish Experience
by Patrick Massey - 879-890 Is A Margin Squeeze An Antitrust Or A Regulatory Violation?
by Alberto Heimler - 891-910 Excessive Pricing: Towards Clarity And Economic Coherence
by Claudio Calcagno & Mike Walker - 911-926 Making A Market Out Of A Mole Hill? Geographic Market Definition In Aspen Skiing
by Jeffrey T. Macher & John W. Mayo - 927-956 A “Principled” Approach To The Design Of Telecommunications Policy
by Dennis L. Weisman