Mercato Concorrenza Regole

1999 - 2024

Current editor(s): Giuliano Amato

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Editoriale pp. 425-428: Mercato Concorrenza Regole
Lack of defence of the undertakings involved in antitrust follow on action. The «war» inside the Italian Supreme Court pp. 429-448: Aldo Frignani
Lack of defence of the undertakings involved in antitrust follow on action and compliance with the Italian constitutional principles pp. 449-472: Luciano Vasques
Minimal stories on antitrust fines: crime and (which) punishment? pp. 473-501: Andrea Giannaccari
Antitrust law and judicial review pp. 501-532: Luisa Torchia
Gli aiuti sardi all'industria alberghiera. Una brutta figura italiana pp. 533-540: Alice Pisapia
Google and the market of search engines pp. 541-570: Vincenzo Visco Comandini
Government Guarantees and the European Model of Financial Assistance to Member States pp. 571-605: Fabio Bassan and Carlo Domenico Mottura

Ronald H. Coase (1910-2013) pp. 1-8: Giuliano Amato and Antonio Nicita
Editoriale pp. 231-236: Mercato Concorrenza Regole
Sconti fedeltà tra approccio economico e danno per il consumatore pp. 237-266: Danilo Samà
L'incerto status dei prezzi predatori e degli sconti selettivi nel diritto antitrust europeo pp. 267-286: Gianluca Faella
La Cassa Depositi e Prestiti dopo la trasformazione: ovvero «ai posteri l'ardua sentenza» pp. 287-298: Alfredo Macchiati
Le reti di imprese nel settore dell'energia pp. 299-324: Giuseppe Bellantuono
Calcio, diritti audiovisivi e il mantra della competitive balance pp. 325-332: Stefano Bastianon
Dall'esclusiva all'esclusione: le lezioni del caso Intel e le ragioni della Commissione pp. 333-356: Pietro Crocioni
Perché la Commissione aveva ragione. Oppure no? pp. 357-362: Roberto Pardolesi
Sconti escludenti: un doppio salto della Commissione nel caso Intel? pp. 363-370: Antonio Nicita
Servire il popolo pp. 371-396: Pierluigi Sabbatini
Equivalenti, biosimilari, gare. Appunti di governo concorrenziale della spesa farmaceutica pp. 397-418: Luca Arnaudo

Editoriale pp. 3-8: Mercato Concorrenza Regole
Behavioral antitrust: not ready for the main stage pp. 9-44: Roger van den Bergh
Search algorithms and the boundaries of antitrust law and economics pp. 45-82: Alberto Urso
Is the Google Platform a Two-Sided Market? pp. 83-118: Giacomo Luchetta
E-books and publishing agreements in the digital Eden: is Apple the fruit of sin? pp. 119-148: Andrea Giannaccari
The resale price maintenance on books: limiting competition in order to protect culture? pp. 149-182: Vincenzo Meli
Commissione Ue vs. Microsoft: «ancora una volta sulla breccia, cari amici!» pp. 183-190: Andrea Giannaccari
La saga Alitalia e l'Autorità «sdoppiata» pp. 191-196: Giovanni Pitruzzella
Universal services and leverage of the dominant position in the liberalized postal services pp. 196-214: Luciano Vasques
The boundary of the universal service, relevant market definition, and the postal network organization: three missing issues in the Italian Antitrust case Tnt Post Italy/Poste Italiane pp. 215-226: Vincenzo Visco Comandini

Editoriale pp. 427-430: Mercato Concorrenza Regole
Predatory conduct: optimal deterrence and false positive errors (Jel: L40, L41, K41) pp. 431-462: Micol Manenti
Adam Smith in the courts of the United States (Jel: B12; K0; N31) pp. 463-482: Robin Paul Malloy
Voli e monopoli. Le molte anime dell'Agcm pp. 483-494: Lorenzo Stecchetti
On the (ir)relevance of the relevant market (Jel: K21, L40) pp. 495-518: Pierluigi Sabbatini
Il criterio dell'investitore privato in economia di mercato: il caso Commissione c. Électricité de France (Edf) pp. 518-554: Piero De Luca
Pyramid promotional schemes and consumer protection (Jel: D180) pp. 533-575: Luca Biffaro and Francesco Paolo Russo
Good faith in pre-contractual liability: opportunistic behaviour in ex ante contract negotiations (Jel: K12, K42, D82, D86) pp. 577-606: Angelo Castaldo, Elisabetta Conte and Gianluigi Galeotti

Editoriale pp. 195-199: Mercato Concorrenza Regole
Interlocking directorates in the banking and financial industry: The Italian way pp. 199-230: Federico Ghezzi
Antitrust?, Thanks, but we have other commitments pp. 231-272: Andrea Giannaccari and Camilla Landi
Antitrust on the "G" String pp. 273-296: Andrea Renda
The duty to invest in the development of infrastructures: Some considerations on two parallel stories pp. 297-324: Pietro Merlino and Gianluca Faella
Dominanza e regulatory gaming: il caso Pfizer pp. 325-336: Margherita Colangelo
The process of services liberalization in Italy pp. 337-366: Anna Argentati
The Italian Competition Authority and Monti's government decreees pp. 367-376: Alberto Heimler
Merger control regime in Italy after the amendment of the turnover thresholds mechanism: from excessive control to a dangerous "laissez-faire" pp. 377-392: Luciano Vasques
Regulated industry, consumer law pp. 393-420: Elisa Brodi

Editoriale pp. 3-6: Mercato Concorrenza Regole
Transformations of firm organization: network enterprise and employment regulation pp. 7-38: Tiziano Treu
Starting a business in Italy: recent reforms to cut time and costs pp. 39-68: Roberta Occhilupo
Commitment decisions and private antitrust enforcement pp. 69-116: Alberto Pera and Giulia Codacci Pisanelli
Arenaways and other (non-edifying) railways stories pp. 97-116: Andrea Boitani and Francesco Ramella
Competition and regulation in the European airport sector pp. 117-142: Anna Bottasso and Maurizio Conti
Vendite online nei networks di distribuzione selettiva: il caso Pierre Fabre pp. 145-150: Valerio Cosimo Romano
Behavioral science findings to improve the quality of regulation pp. 151-166: Nicoletta Rangone
The New Italian Bankruptcy Law: The Right Way to Reform Insolvency Procedures pp. 167-188: Marianna Succurro