Antitrust Chronicle

2006 - 2012

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2011, volume 3

Liberalization of Closed Professions: Opening Pandora’s Box

George Zohios

Crisis Cartels: For Better or For Worse?

Lia Vitzilaiou

In Search of Antitrust Guidance and Safe Harbors for Accountable Care Organizations

Gregory Pelnar

The Regulation of Interchange Fees by the U.S. Federal Reserve Board: A Primer on Economic Principles

David S. Evans, Robert Litan and Richard Schmalensee

The Pro-competitive Value of Closed Platforms & Walled Gardens: Some Thoughts In Response to Tim Wu

Daniel Wall and Amanda Reeves

The Importance of an Open Internet

Chris Meyers

The Use of Empirical Techniques in European Commission Merger Cases

Jan Peter van der Veer

New Tools for Competitive Effects: Do We Really Know What Works Best?

Steven Olley

Price Theory and Merger Guidelines

Sonia Jaffe and Eric Glen Weyl

Use and Misuse of Empirical Methods in the Economics of Antitrust

Unknown and Dennis W. Carlton

Margin of Error: The Flawed Paradigm in the New Merger Guidelines

Michael Baumann and Paul Godek

2011, volume 2

U.S.-China Antitrust Cooperation: Onward and Upward

Dina Kallay

A Short Comparison of Certain Provisions of the new NDRC and SAIC Regulations

James Jeffs

Unraveling the Jurisdictional Riddle of China’s Antitrust Regime

Richean Li

Keeping Pace with SAIC: Monopoly Agreements and Abuses of a Dominant Position

Ninette Dodoo

NDRC’s Antitrust Enforcement Decisions

Michael Zhengping Gu

Adding Antitrust to NDRC’s Arsenal

Nathan Bush and Yue Bo

A Set of Five Regulations to Effectively Implement the Anti-Monopoly Law

Anti-Monopoly and Anti-Unfair Competition Enforcement Bureau

NDRC’s Antitrust Practice

Zhou Zhigao and Wan Jiang

China’s New Conduct Rules Take Effect

Adrian Emch

Further Reflections on the Impact of the EC Horizontal Cooperation Guidelines on Intellectual Property Rights and Innovation

Richard Taffet

Information Exchanges Among Competitors under the New Horizontal Guidelines – A Few Further Thoughts

Andreas Reindl

The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly: Comments to the Commission’s Horizontal Guidelinesâ€â€Standardization

Jorge Padilla

Escaping Effects Analysis: The Commission’s New Approach to Restrictions by Object

Lars Kjolbye

Some Observations on the Treatment of Standardization Agreements in the EC Guidelines on Horizontal Cooperation Agreements

Mathew Heim

The Revised EU Competition Rules for Production and R&D Agreements Create a More Coherent Framework of Assessment and Provide Better Guidance to Companies

Axel Gutermuth

The new EU Competition Rules for Co-operation Between Competitors of December 2010

Donncadh Woods

The New EU Competition Rules for the Assessment of Horizontal Agreements

Paul Lugard

2011, volume 1

Competition Policy in Russia: Historical Sources, the Current State, and Evolutionary Perspectives

Yuri Rubin and Denis Matvienko

Keywords: Google, European Commission. Anyone Feeling Lucky?

Lia Vitzilaiou

Intel and McAfeeâ€â€Antitrust is “Getting it Right†in High Tech

Christopher Thomas

Google, IBM, SAP, and The Others: Is the European Commission Targeting Technology Firms?

Lorenzo Coppi

A Civil Conflict: Can the States Overturn Leegin?

Leiv Blad and Bryan Killian

Joint Ventures and the Sherman Act: The Problem Revealed by American Needle and How Best to Address It

Thomas Brown, Katherine Robison and Ian Simmons

Upward Pricing Pressure and Critical Loss Analysis: Response

Joseph Farrell and Carl Shapiro

When Does a Joint Venture Act as a Single Economic Entity?

Gregory Werden

U.S. Discovery of European Union and U.S. Leniency Applications and Other Confidential Investigatory Materials

Samuel Miller, Kristina Nordlander and James Owens

Best Practices in Article 101 and 102 Proceedings: Some Suggestions for Improved Transparency

Marcus Glader

The EC Commission’s Review of the EU Competition Rules on Horizontal Agreements

Paul Lugard

A Review of the Competition Law Implications of the Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union

Nicolas Petit and Norman Neyrinck

How Many Markets are Two-Sided?

Lapo Filistrucchi

(Minimum) Resale Price Maintenance Under the New Guidelines: A Critique and A Suggestion

Yves Botteman and Kees Jan Kuilwijk

The Intel Casesâ€â€Legal Convergence or Leaps of Faith?

Kent Bernard

Vertical Agreements: New Competition Rules for the Next Decade

Magdalena Brenning-Louko, Andrei Gurin, Luc Peeperkorn and Katja Viertiö

Behavioral Economics as Applied to Firms: A Primer

Mark Armstrong and Steffen Huck

2010, volume 12

Competition Commission of India’s Trysts with Law and Policy: Enforcement One Year On

Pallavi Shroff and Harman Sandhu

Antitrust 2025

Maurice Stucke

Antitrust in 2025: Cartels, Agency Effectiveness and a Return to Back to the Future?

Daniel Sokol

The End of Per Se Illegal Tying

Christopher R. Leslie

2025: Reverse-Payment Settlements Unleashed

Michael Carrier

U.S. Antitrust 2025: How Have We Handled The Bulletproof Cartels?

Kent Bernard

EU Competition Policy in 2025: A Vision of an European Internationalist Future?

Alan Riley

Director Disqualification as a Complement to EU Antitrust Fines: Towards a More Balanced Sanctions Policy

Mark Powell and Grant McKelvey

Twenty Years After: The Future of Competition Enforcement in the European Union

Renato Nazzini

European Antitrust in 2025: A Strangely Familiar Picture

Robert McLeod

EU Competition Law and Policy in 2025:Modernizationâ€â€Mission Accomplished?

Assimakis Komninos

EU Antitrust Enforcement in 2025: “Why Wait? Full Appellate Jurisdiction, Nowâ€Â

Damien Gerard

Imagining EU antitrust enforcement in 2030

Ken Daly