Journal of Competition Law and Economics
2005 - 2025
Current editor(s): Nicholas Economides, Amelia Fletcher, Michal Gal, Damien Geradin, Ioannis Lianos and Tommaso Valletti From Oxford University Press Bibliographic data for series maintained by Oxford University Press (). Access Statistics for this journal.
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Volume 21, issue 1, 2025
- Data Protection Considerations in Competition Law Assessments: A Qualitative Document Analysis of EU Decision Texts pp. 1-43

- Robin Vandendriessche and Caroline Buts
- Staggered Difference-in-Differences Estimation for Antitrust Analysis: A Review of Literature and Recommendations for Practitioners** pp. 44-80

- Hassan Faghani and Steven VanOmmeren
- The Attorney–Client Privilege in Antitrust: Unravelling the Transatlantic Debate pp. 81-119

- Konstantinos Pantelidis
- International Merger Control: How Long Does it Take and How Much Does it Cost? An Empirical Study Based on the Brazilian Case Law pp. 120-135

- Paulo Burnier da Silveira and Isabela Maiolino
Volume 20, issue 4, 2024
- The Requisite Legal Standard of the Digital Markets Act’s Designation Process pp. 265-291

- Alba Ribera Martínez
- Three Faces of Innovation Competition: Choosing the Framework for Horizontal Merger Assessment pp. 292-315

- Marcos Puccioni de Oliveira Lyra and Camila Cabral Pires-Alves
- When Polanyi Met Competition Policy: Market Fundamentalism, Crisis, and Reform in The 21ST Century pp. 316-342

- Arthur Sadami and Mateus Bernardes dos Santos
- Social Media and Deceptive Patterns: A Way Forward for Antitrust Enforcement pp. 343-383

- Marcela Mattiuzzo and João Carlos Nicolini de Morais
- Competition and Industrial Policies: Complementary Action for EU Competitiveness pp. 384-408

- Joanna Piechucka, Lluis Sauri-Romero and Ben Smulders
- Incumbent or Challenger?—Assessing Ecosystem Competition in the DMA pp. 409-444

- Jasper van den Boom
Volume 20, issue 3, 2024
- Short and Long Run Effects of Leniency Programs on Cartel Stability and Prosecution pp. 181-205

- Joan-Ramon Borrell, Carmen García, Juan Jiménez González and José Manuel Ordóñez- de-Haro
- Neither Mergers nor Cartels: Innovation Networks and Competition Law pp. 206-227

- Teodora Groza and Etienne Perrin
- Estimation of (Consumer) Sustainability Benefits from Horizontal Agreements: A Quasi Ex Post Analysis pp. 228-245

- Andy Bartels, Roman Inderst and Christoph Wentzien
- Big Tech Acquisitions and Product Discontinuation pp. 246-263

- Axel Gautier and Robert Maitry
Volume 20, issue 1-2, 2024
- The Effective Use of Economics in the EU Digital Markets Act§§ pp. 1-19

- Amelia Fletcher, Jacques Crémer, Paul Heidhues, Gene Kimmelman, Giorgio Monti, Rupprecht Podszun, Monika Schnitzer, Fiona Scott Morton and Alexandre de Streel
- Merging Laggards pp. 20-49

- Jorge Padilla, Salvatore Piccolo and Paul Reynolds
- The Simple Math of Royalties and Drug Competition During the 180-Day Generic Exclusivity Period pp. 50-59

- Keith M Drake and Thomas G McGuire
- Multi-Product Critical Loss: Allowing for Varying Margins, Prices, and Quantities in the Candidate Antitrust Market pp. 60-84

- Shawn W Ulrick and Mark D Williams
- Economic Principles for the Enforcement of Abuse of Dominance Provisions pp. 85-107

- Chiara Fumagalli and Massimo Motta
- Empirical Effects of Resale Price Maintenance: Evidence from Fixed Book Price Policies in Europe pp. 108-136

- Rhys Williams
- Conditional Rebates and Intel: A Step Backwards by any Standard? pp. 137-154

- Matthew Cole
- Price Effects of Horizontal Mergers: A Retrospective on Retrospectives pp. 155-179

- Annika Stöhr
Volume 19, issue 3, 2023
- Sustainability Agreements and First Mover Disadvantages pp. 357-366

- Johannes Paha
- Algorithmic Personalized Pricing with the Right to Explanation pp. 367-396

- Zeyu Zhao
- Recommender Systems and Supplier Competition on Platforms* pp. 397-426

- Amelia Fletcher, Peter L Ormosi and Rahul Savani
- Public and Private Sanctions for Corporate Misconduct: Evidence From Listed Companies pp. 427-443

- Clara Cardone-Riportella, Myriam García-Olalla and Camilo J Vázquez-Ordás
- Relevant Generality of Antitrust Economics: Competitive Effects as Adjudicative and Legislative Facts pp. 444-465

- Jan Broulík
- Concentration and Competition: Evidence From Europe and Implications For Policy1 pp. 466-501

- Gábor Koltay, Szabolcs Lorincz and Tommaso Valletti
Volume 19, issue 2, 2023
- Does Enforcement of the Cartel Prohibition in Healthcare Reflect Public and Political Attitudes Towards Competition? A Longitudinal Study From the Netherlands pp. 193-219

- Wouter van der Schors and Marco Varkevisser
- Rivals’ Exit and Vertical Merger Evaluation pp. 220-249

- Javier Donna and Pedro Pereira
- Competitive Neutrality: OECD Recommendations and the Australian Experience pp. 250-276

- Rhonda L Smith, Deborah Healey and Xue Bai
- Modelling the Diffusion of the Deterrent Effects of Competition Policy† pp. 277-311

- Adriaan Dierx, Fabienne Ilzkovitz, Beatrice Pataracchia and Filippo Maria Pericoli
- The Cartel Trial: Issues of Dishonesty and Jury Nullification pp. 312-332

- Andreas Stephan
- Antitrust Economics of Cryptocurrency Mining pp. 333-356

- Florian Deuflhard and C-Philipp Heller
Volume 19, issue 1, 2023
- Mergers, Acquisitions and Merger Control in an Algorithmic Pricing World pp. 1-59

- Michael David Coutts
- Active Choice vs. Inertia? An Exploratory Assessment of the European Microsoft Case’s Choice Screen pp. 60-74

- Omar Vasquez Duque
- Platform-Based Business Models and Financial Inclusion: Policy Trade-Offs and Approaches1 pp. 75-102

- Karen Croxson, Jon Frost, Leonardo Gambacorta and Tommaso Valletti
- The Law and Economics of Tying in Digital Platforms: Comparing Tencent and Android pp. 103-122

- Qian Wu and Niels J Philipsen
- Minimum Efficient Scale, Competition on the Merits, and The Special Responsibility of a Dominant Undertaking pp. 123-145

- Xingyu Yan and Hans Vedder
- Regulatory Convergence Between U.S. Antitrust Law and Eu Competition Law in International Air Transport—Taking Stock pp. 146-176

- Antigoni Lykotrafiti
- Delineating Zero-Price Markets with Network Effects: An Analysis of Free Messenger Services pp. 177-192

- Akihiro Nakamura and Takanori Ida
Volume 18, issue 4, 2022
- Bank Consolidation, Interest Rates, and Risk: A Post-Merger Analysis Based on Loan-Level Data from the Corporate Sector* (Competition and financial stability) pp. 771-798

- Steffen Juranek, Øivind Nilsen and Simen Ulsaker
- A COAT OF MANY COLOURS—NEW CONCEPTS AND METRICS OF ECONOMIC POWER IN COMPETITION LAW AND ECONOMICS pp. 799-848

- Ioannis Lianos and XBruno Carballa-Smichowski
- FORMALISM IN COMPETITION LAW pp. 849-897

- Justin Lindeboom
- FINE-TUNING THE EX ANTE APPROACH TO REGULATING DATA COMBINATION PRACTICES pp. 898-921

- Xingyu Yan and Huaiwen He
- Competition Law Enforcement and Household Inequality in the United Kingdom (The UK’s Wealth Distribution and Characteristics of High-Wealth Households) pp. 922-952

- Christopher Decker, Amit Zac, Carola Casti, Amédée von Moltke and Ariel Ezrachi
- The Competitive Effects of China’s Legal Data Regime pp. 953-987

- Tamar Giladi Shtub and Michal S Gal
Volume 18, issue 3, 2022
- Collusion as Environmental Protection—An Economic Assessment pp. 523-550

- Cento Veljanovski
- Prospective Welfare Analysis—Extending Willingness-To-Pay Assessment to Embrace Sustainability pp. 551-583

- Roman Inderst and Stefan Thomas
- On Distributive Justice by Antitrust: The Robin Hood Cartel (Antitrust, Competition Policy, and Inequality) pp. 584-612

- Maarten Pieter Schinkel
- Designing Remedies for Digital Markets: The Interplay Between Antitrust and Regulation pp. 613-669

- Filippo Lancieri and Caio Mario S Pereira Neto
- Platform Regulation in Europe—Per Se Rules to the Rescue? pp. 670-708

- Anne C Witt
- On the Risks of Using the Sequential Product-Level SSNIP Approach to Identify Relevant Antitrust Markets‡ (Aggregative games and oligopoly theory: short-run and long-run analysis) pp. 709-729

- Jorge Padilla, Salvatore Piccolo and Pekka Sääskilahti
- Multisided Platform Analysis and Competition Law Enforcement Practice in Brics Countries pp. 730-769

- Svetlana Golovanova and Eduardo Ribeiro
- Correction pp. 770-770

- Spencer Smith
Volume 18, issue 2, 2022
- BIG DATA AND DIGITAL MARKETS CONTESTABILITY: THEORY OF HARM AND DATA ACCESS REMEDIES§ pp. 255-322

- Jan Krämer and Daniel Schnurr
- PROMETHEUS BOUND?—THE UNCERTAIN FUTURE OF THE UNILATERAL EFFECTS ANALYSIS IN EU MERGER CONTROL AFTER CK TELECOMS pp. 323-399

- Elias Deutscher
- USING THE STATISTICAL CONCEPT OF “SEVERITY” TO ASSESS THE COMPATIBILITY OF SEEMINGLY CONTRADICTORY STATISTICAL EVIDENCE (WITH A PARTICULAR APPLICATION TO DAMAGE ESTIMATION) pp. 400-416

- Peter Bönisch and Roman Inderst
- DIGITAL MARKET DEFINITION IN THE EUROPEAN UNION, UNITED STATES, AND BRAZIL: PAST, PRESENT, AND FUTURE pp. 417-455

- Magali Eben and Viktoria H S E Robertson
- CAN E-PROCUREMENT REDUCE BID RIGGING IN PUBLIC AUCTIONS? pp. 456-482

- Rieko Ishii
- CROSS-MARKET IMPACT OF PLATFORMS’ ACTIVITIES: A SECONDARY RELEVANT MARKET APPROACH pp. 483-521

- Ki Jong Lee
Volume 18, issue 1, 2022
- Introduction to Special Issue on Common Ownership and Interlocking Directorates pp. 1-4

- Amelia Fletcher, Martin Peitz and Florence Thépot
- Horizontal Directors Revisited pp. 5-28

- Yaron Nili
- Evaluating the Effectiveness of the Italian Interlocking Ban: An Empirical Analysis of the Personal Ties Among The Largest Banking and Insurance Groups in Italy pp. 29-74

- Federico Ghezzi and Chiara Picciau
- Common Shareholders and Interlocking Directors: The Relation Between Two Corporate Networks (The power of shareholder votes: Evidence from uncontested director elections) pp. 75-98

- José Azar
- Interventions by Common Owners* (The Tax Acrobatics in the Dow-DuPont Deal) pp. 99-134

- Nathan Shekita
- Common Ownership Patterns in the European Banking Sector—The Impact of the Financial Crisis1 pp. 135-167

- Albert Banal-Estañol, Nuria Boot and Jo Seldeslachts
- Varieties and Mechanisms of Common Ownership: A Calibration Exercise for Competition Policy pp. 168-254

- Anna Tzanaki
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