Antitrust Chronicle

2006 - 2012

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2009, volume 8

Doom or Gloom? The Experience of China’s Antitrust Law in the First 200 Days

Steve Yu

Is the Supreme Court Importing Antitrust Economics into Patent Law? A Different Look at eBay, MedImmune, KSR, and Quanta Computer

Hill Wellford

Access v. Efficiency: Reflections on the Consequences of Twombly and Iqbal

Arthur Miller

The European Commission Formulates its Enforcement Priorities as Regards Exclusionary Conduct by Dominant Undertakings

Philip Lowe

Antitrust In the New U.S. Administration: A TransAtlantic View

Abel Mateus

Sports Leagues and the Rule of Reason: How to Assess Internal Venture Restraints

James Keyte and Paul Eckles

A Comment on the Intel Fine

Keith Hylton

Selective Distribution of Branded and Luxury Products and the Conjuncture of Online and Offline Commerce in the Light of the European Commission's Revision of the Vertical Restraints Regime

Andres Font Galarza and Constantin Gissler

Exceptional Approval of Major Mergers: London and Brussels Compared

Ian Forrester and Stefan Mahoney

Price Squeeze Claims Succumb to Need for "Clear Rules"

Thomas Barnett, Shimica Gaskins and John Graubert

Cartel Facilitators Bewareâ€â€AC Treuhand Spurs Competition Authorities into Action

Wilko van Weert and Gordon Christian

Pharmaceutical Patent Settlementsâ€â€A Presumption in Reverse

Kristina Nordlander and Patrick Harrison

It Ain’t Funny How Time Slips Away: Amnesty Recipient Cooperation in Civil Antitrust Litigation

Jay Himes

Selective Distribution and Luxury Goods: The Challenge of the Internet?

Denis Waelbroeck, Emily Clark and Mat Hughes

2009, volume 7

Ashcroft v. Iqbal: Taking Twombly a Step Further

Caroline Mitchell and David Wallach

What You Need to Know About Twombly: The Use and Misuse of Economic and Statistical Evidence in Pleadings

David S. Evans

A Proceduralist’s Perspective on Court Access After Twombly

Robert Bone

An Evidence-Based Approach to Exclusive Dealing and Loyalty Discounts

Joshua Wright

A Short History of the DOJ Section 2 Report

Michael Alvin Salinger

Identifying and Remedying Exclusionary Conduct: Microsoft, the DOJ Section 2 Report, and the New Administration

William Page

The New (Or is it Old?) Approach to Antitrust Regulation

Howard Marvel

Are Administrable Bright Line Rules Underutilized in Section 2 Analyses?

Bruce Kobayashi

The Error Cost Approach to Section 2 Legal Standards

Keith Hylton

The Brief Life of the Section 2 Report and the Uncertain Future of Bundled Discounts

Daniel Crane

Predation, Exclusion, and Complement Market Monopolization

Timothy Brennan

2009, volume 6

Competition Policy and Property Rights

John Vickers

The Price of Abuse: Intel and the European Commission Decision

Robert Lande

Headline-Grabbing Intel Fine Hides Article 82 EC Enforcement Concerns

Hazel Pearson

Does the European Commission Provide Parties with a Proper Opportunity to be Heard on the Level of Fines?

Stephen Wisking

The Court of Justice and Unlimited Jurisdiction: What Does it Mean in Practice?

Bo Vesterdorf

Cartels, Fines, and Due Process

Philip Lowe

Appealing Fines in the Competition Appeal Tribunal: An Uphill Struggle?

Ronit Kreisberger

A Current Highlight on Merger Remedies in Turkish Competition Law: Vatan Daily Case

Demet Kaya

The Luxembourg Competition Law

Daniel Becker

EC Competition Law vs. Greek Competition Law: Conscious Parallelism or Unconscious Competition?

Lia Vitzilaiou and George Zohios

Boosting the Crisis Economy Competition as an Ally

Rainer Lindberg

Fight Against Cartels in Croatia: More than a Decade of Enforcement Practice

Jasminka Pecotic Kaufman

2009, volume 5

Predatory Pricing after linkLine and Wanadoo

Adrian Emch and Gregory Leonard

Are Professional Sports Leagues Single Entities Incapable of Conspiring in Violation of the Sherman Act?: The Supreme Court Ponders Whether to Decide the Issue in American Needle v. NFL

Steven Semeraro

The Single Entity Battle Continues: American Needle and the Seventh Circuit’s Hybrid Approach

Gabe Feldman

Assessing the Antitrust Case Against the Bowl Championship Series

Andrew Zimbalist

The BCS: Antitrust Goes Bowling?

Gregory Curtner, Robert Wierenga and Atleen Kaur

Merger Action Group v. Secretary of State for BERR: External Control of the Scottish Economy, Merger Control and the Scottish 'Ring-fence': the LloydsTSB/HBOS Merger

Barry Rodger

Alitaliaâ€â€Government Interventionism, The Road to Recovery?

Philippe Noguès and Giovanni Cifelli

Merger Action Group v. Secretary of State for Business, Enterprise and Regulatory Reform

Helen Davies and Richard Blakeley

Class Action Standards in Crisis: Whether Common Merits Questions Predominate Does Not Depend on the Questions’ Answers

J. Douglas Richards

Toward Judicial Realism: The Evolution of Rule 23

Katherine Funk

Hydrogen Peroxide: The Crest of the Wave

Kenneth Ewing

2009, volume 4

Illustrative Price Rises from Mergers in Differentiated Products Markets

David Parker

FTC v. CCC Holdings: Message Received

Peter Love

The FTC’s Stacked Deck under Section 13(b): Does CCC Holdings Herald a Return to the S-C-P Paradigm?

Thomas Lambert

Likelihood of Success is Still Part of the Law, Even Under 13(b)

Paul Denis

Another Look at Process: Is There Really a Difference between Merger Litigation at the Agencies?

Kyle Andeer

Recent Developments in Concentration Control Rules under China’s Anti-Monopoly Law

Jun Wei

China's Anti-Monopoly Law: An Early Report Card

Lester Ross

Pacific Bell Telephone Co. v. linkLine Communications, Inc.: The Supreme Court Provides Clarityâ€â€Sort Of

David Olsky

The linkLine Decision: Section 2 Gets Squeezed Further

Scott Martin

Margin Squeeze in the United States and in Europe: Stand Alone Abuse or Refusal to Deal?

Paolo Palmigiano

The linkLine Judgmentâ€â€A European Perspective

Francisco Enrique Gonzalez-Diaz and Jorge Padilla

Price Squeeze Abuse in the EU Telecommunications Sector: A Reasonably or Equally Efficient Test?

Serge Clerckx and Laurent de Muyter

Diverging but Increasingly Converging: The U.S. Supreme Court in linkLineâ€â€A European Perspective

Peter Alexiadis and Anthony Shortall