Review of Industrial Organization

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Cartel Damages Claims, Passing-On, and Passing-Back pp. 261-292: Luke Garrod, Tien- Der Han, James Harvey and Matthew Olczak
Cartel Member or Free Rider? Detecting Collusion at the Firm Level pp. 293-324: Andreas Bovin
Does Aftermarket Monopolization Facilitate Upstream Collusion? pp. 325-347: Long Cheng and Guangliang Ye
The Coase Conjecture When the Monopolist and Customers have Different Discount Rates pp. 349-365: Tim Groseclose
Patent Licensing and Strategic Shelving pp. 367-396: Yuanzhu Lu, Sougata Poddar, Swapnendu Banerjee (Bandyopadhyay) and Monalisa Ghosh
Online Market Resilience to Economic Shocks: Evidence Based on Price Dispersion from the COVID-19 Outbreak in China pp. 397-413: Taoxiong Liu, Huolan Cheng, Jianping Liu and Zhen Sun

Modeling Assumptions and Nuance in Vertical Relationships pp. 109-113: Mikhael Shor and David S. Sibley
A Simultaneous Moves Approach to the Complicated Simple Economics of Vertical Mergers pp. 115-139: Martino De Stefano and Michael Salinger
Bargaining Competition and Vertical Mergers: The Problem of Model Selection pp. 141-183: Willem H. Boshoff, Luke M. Froeb, Wihan Marais, Roan J. Minnie and Steven Tschantz
A Transactions Cost Analysis of the Welfare and Output Effects of Rebates and Non-Linear Pricing pp. 185-210: Bruce H. Kobayashi and Joshua D. Wright
Exogenous Versus Endogenous Consumer Time Preferences: Oligopoly pp. 211-231: Evangelos Rouskas and Stylianos Xanthopoulos
Heterogeneous Tax-Cut Pass-Through and Market Structure pp. 233-259: Yenjae Chang

Introduction pp. 1-6: Thomas M. Lenard
Towards a More Vigorous Antitrust Policy? pp. 7-22: Robert W. Crandall
Preserving the Institutional Value of the FTC in the Digital Era pp. 23-42: Ginger Zhe Jin and Liad Wagman
Does it Matter if Competition is “Fair” or “on the Merits”? An Application to Platform Self-Preferencing pp. 43-70: Michael Katz
Wholesale Pricing with Asymmetric Information About the Quality of a Private Label pp. 71-88: Johannes Paha
Click versus Tap: The Substitution Effects of Smartphones on Computers pp. 89-107: Stephanie Lee, Georgios Alaveras and Pai-Ling Yin

General Editor’s Note: Antitrust and Regulatory Update pp. 807-808: Lawrence J. White
The Year in Review: Economics at the Antitrust Division 2023–2024 pp. 809-829: Susan Athey, Alex Gross, Ioana Marinescu and Jennifer Shanefelter
Economics at the FCC 2023–24: Thirty Years of Spectrum Auctions, Open Internet Safeguards, Deployment of Advanced Telecommunications Capability, and Advancing Rural 5G Coverage pp. 831-874: Mark Azic, Johannes M. Bauer, Steven Kauffman, Evan Kwerel, Paul LaFontaine, Jeffrey Ocker, Molly Schwarz and Martha Stancill
Recent Developments at DG Competition: 2023/2024 pp. 875-905: Chiara Atzeni, Thomas Buettner, Stefano Callari, Florian Deuflhard, Philipp Dimakopoulos, Gabor Koltay, Lluis Saurí-Romero and Hans Zenger
Recent Developments at the CMA: 2023–24 pp. 907-932: Julie Bon, Adam Cellan-Jones, Alan Crawford, Oliver Norden, Mike Walker and Daniel Westrik
Economics at the FTC: Non-Horizontal Mergers, the CARS Rule, and the Non-Compete Rule pp. 933-965: Alison Hole, Michael LeGower, Michael Lipsitz and Aviv Nevo

The Hotelling Line at 95: Introduction to the Special Issue pp. 627-648: Jeroen Hinloopen and Stephen Martin
Hotelling’s Model with Firms Located Close to Each Other pp. 649-668: Oz Shy
Cournot Competition on the Hotelling Line Yields at Most Three Varieties pp. 669-704: Andreea Cosnita-Langlais and Eric Langlais
Location, Location, Quality:The Fixed Differentiation Principle pp. 705-720: Alon Cohen and Aviad Heifetz
Spatial Competition Models in Health Care Markets: A Review pp. 721-743: Laura Levaggi and Rosella Levaggi
Marker Systems in Leniency Policies pp. 745-757: Konstantinos Charistos
Strategic Merger Approvals Under Incomplete Information pp. 759-791: Kiriti Kanjilal, Ana Espinola-Arredondo and Felix Munoz-Garcia
State-Level Antitrust Enforcement: Revisiting the Determinants pp. 793-806: Robert Feinberg and Kara M. Reynolds

40 Years of Incentive Regulation: What Have We Learned, and What Questions Remain? pp. 361-373: David Sappington and Dennis L. Weisman
Incentive Regulation From the Inside: Resetting 12 RPI-X Price Caps in 1993–1995 pp. 375-430: Stephen Littlechild
Incentive Regulation: Expectations, Surprises, and the Road Forward pp. 431-453: Martin Cave
The Expansion of Incentive (Performance-Based) Regulation of Electricity Distribution and Transmission in the United States pp. 455-503: Paul Joskow
Regulatory Learning in the Face of Net Zero Climate Policy: The Case of the UK pp. 505-530: Daniel Duma, Michael Pollitt and Andrei Covatariu
The Effects of Vertical Separation and Competition: Evidence from US Electric Utility Restructuring pp. 531-559: Michael Pollitt, Jafar Sadeghi and Thomas P. Triebs
The Biases in Applying Static Demand Models Under Dynamic Demand pp. 561-594: Takeshi Fukasawa
Price Pass-Through Dependence on the Source of Cost Increases: Evidence from the European Gasoline Market pp. 595-626: George Deltas and Michael Polemis

Introduction: Observations on the 2023 Merger Guidelines pp. 1-6: Roger D. Blair
The 2023 Merger Guidelines and Market Definition: Doubling Down or Folding? pp. 7-37: Louis Kaplow
The 2023 Merger Guidelines: Law, Fact, and Method pp. 39-77: Herbert Hovenkamp
The 2023 Merger Guidelines: A Post-Chicago and Neo-Brandeisian Integration pp. 79-128: Steven C. Salop
The 2023 Merger Guidelines: A Critical Assessment pp. 129-145: Dennis Carlton
Evolution of the Merger Guidelines: Is This Fox Too Clever by Half? pp. 147-175: Carl Shapiro
A Counterfactual Analysis of Amazon’s Acquisitions Under the 2023 Merger Guidelines pp. 177-212: Edward A. Snyder, Ian Simmons and Sergei Zaslavsky
Getting Merger Guidelines Right pp. 213-241: Keith N. Hylton
The 2023 Merger Guidelines and The Role of Economics pp. 243-253: Michael Salinger
Mergers in Declining Industry pp. 255-267: Tirza Angerhofer
Potential Competition and the 2023 Merger Guidelines pp. 269-302: Richard J. Gilbert and A. Douglas Melamed
Structural Presumptions for Non-horizontal Mergers in the 2023 Merger Guidelines: A Primer and a Path Forward pp. 303-345: Javier Donna and Pedro Pereira
Illumina-GRAIL in Retrospect pp. 347-360: Roger D. Blair and Christine Piette Durrance