Journal of Competition Law and Economics

2005 - 2025

Current editor(s): Nicholas Economides, Amelia Fletcher, Michal Gal, Damien Geradin, Ioannis Lianos and Tommaso Valletti

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Priority Setting as A Double-Edged Sword: How Modernization Strengthened the Role of Public Policy pp. 435-487: Or Brook
Vertical Mergers, The Coase Theorem, And The Burden of Proof pp. 488-510: Timothy Brennan
The Size of the Crypto Economy: Calculating Market Shares of Cryptoassets, Exchanges and Mining Pools pp. 511-551: Konstantinos Stylianou and Nic Carter
No Alarms and Many Surprises: Salience as a Basis For Excessive Pricing Intervention in an Antitrust Context pp. 552-571: Omar Vásquez Duque

Dynamically Efficient Royalties for Standard-Essential Patents pp. 289-305: Bertram Neurohr
Competing Through Keyword Advertising pp. 306-348: Giuseppe Colangelo
The Competitive Effects of the GDPR pp. 349-391: Michal S Gal and Oshrit Aviv
Analytical Shortcuts in EU Competition Enforcement: Proxies, Premises, and Presumptions pp. 392-433: Andriani Kalintiri

Harnessing Platform Envelopment in the Digital World pp. 143-187: Daniele Condorelli and Jorge Padilla
Generic Entry Before the Agreed-Upon Date in Pharmaceutical Patent Settlements pp. 188-219: Keith M Drake and Thomas G McGuire
Innovation Considerations in Horizontal Merger Control pp. 220-261: Ioannis Kokkoris and Tommaso Valletti
Collaboration and Competition Policy in a Market-Based Hospital System: A Case Study from the Netherlands pp. 262-288: Wouter van der Schors, Ron Kemp and Marco Varkevisser

AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS OF MERGERS: EFFICIENCY GAINS AND IMPACT ON CONSUMER PRICES pp. 1-35: Céline Bonnet and Jan Philip Schain
ADVOCACY VERSUS ENFORCEMENT IN ANTITRUST COMPLIANCE PROGRAMS pp. 36-62: Hung-Hao Chang and D Daniel Sokol
ANTITRUST DAMAGES IN FINANCIAL MARKETS pp. 63-73: John K Wald
DISPENSING WITH INDISPENSABILITY pp. 74-115: Niamh Dunne
ACCESS TO DIGITAL CAR DATA AND COMPETITION IN AFTERMARKET MAINTENANCE SERVICES pp. 116-141: Bertin Martens and Frank Mueller-Langer

Collusive Algorithms as Mere Tools, Super-tools or Legal Persons pp. 123-158: Guan Zheng and Hong Wu
HARMFUL SIGNALS: CARTEL PROHIBITION AND OLIGOPOLY THEORY IN THE AGE OF MACHINE LEARNING pp. 159-203: Stefan Thomas
PATENT ASSERTION ENTITIES AND EU COMPETITION LAW pp. 204-236: Damien Geradin
THE EFFECTS OF BROADCASTING DIGITIZATION ON EU COMPETITION LAW: A TALE OF EU COPYRIGHT POLICIES pp. 237-282: Konstantina Bania
INDIRECT NETWORK EFFECTS, USAGE EXTERNALITIES, AND PLATFORM COMPETITION pp. 283-297: Paul A Johnson
THE CASE FOR LIMITING PRIVATE EXCESSIVE PRICING LITIGATION pp. 298-326: Michal S Gal
TRANSACTION VERSUS NON-TRANSACTION PLATFORMS: A FALSE DICHOTOMY IN TWO-SIDED MARKET DEFINITION pp. 327-357: Gunnar Niels
INDUSTRY IMPACT OF CARTELS: EVIDENCE FROM THE STOCK MARKET1 pp. 358-379: Iwan Bos, Wilko Letterie and Nina Scherl

ESTIMATING DIVERSION RATIOS IN HOSPITAL MERGERS pp. 639-663: Cecilia Rossi, Russell Whitehouse and Alex Moore
DOES MERGER POLICY CONVERGE AFTER THE 2004 EUROPEAN UNION REFORM? pp. 664-689: Mats A Bergman, Malcolm B Coate, Anh T V Mai and Shawn W Ulrick
THE SMALLEST SALABLE PATENT PRACTICING UNIT AND COMPONENT LICENSING: WHY $1 IS NOT $1 pp. 690-717: Axel Gautier and Nicolas Petit
GOVERNING CHINA’S ADMINISTRATIVE MONOPOLIES UNDER THE ANTI-MONOPOLY LAW: A TEN-YEAR REVIEW (2008–2018) AND BEYOND pp. 718-760: Zhanjiang Zhang and Baiding Wu

BIG TECH BANKING pp. 494-526: Miguel de la Mano and Jorge Padilla
THE CHICAGO SCHOOL AND THE FORMAL RULE OF LAW pp. 527-567: Ryan R Stones
ALGORITHMS, MACHINE LEARNING, AND COLLUSION pp. 568-607: Ulrich Schwalbe
EVALUATING THE COMPETITION EFFECTS OF UBER’S ENTRY INTO THE BRAZILIAN INCUMBENT CAB-HAILING APP SEGMENT pp. 608-637: Guilherme Resende and Ricardo Andrade Lima
ERRATUM pp. 638-638: Joseph E HarringtonJr.

DEVELOPING COMPETITION LAW FOR COLLUSION BY AUTONOMOUS ARTIFICIAL AGENTS pp. 331-363: Joseph E Harrington
HORIZONTAL MERGERS AND INNOVATION‡ pp. 364-392: Bruno Jullien and Yassine Lefouili
COMPETITION LAW AROUND THE WORLD FROM 1889 TO 2010: THE COMPETITION LAW INDEX pp. 393-432: Anu Bradford and Adam S Chilton
HOSPITAL MERGERS AND ANTITRUST IMMUNITY: THE ACQUISITION OF PALMYRA MEDICAL CENTER BY PHOEBE PUTNEY HEALTH pp. 433-466: Christopher Garmon and Laura Kmitch
RE-CONCEPTUALIZING ‘OBJECT’ ANALYSIS UNDER ARTICLE 101 TFEU: THEORETICAL AND COMPARATIVE PERSPECTIVES pp. 467-492: Kelvin Hiu Fai Kwok
CORRIGENDUM pp. 493-493: Bruno Jullien and Yassine Lefouili

THE ROLE OF THE MAVERICK FIRM CONCEPT IN EUROPEAN COMMISSION MERGER DECISIONS pp. 179-192: Joseph Bromfield and Matthew Olczak
ASSESSING ANTICOMPETITIVE PRACTICES IN TWO-SIDED MARKETS: THE BOOKING.COM CASES pp. 193-234: Chiara Caccinelli and Joëlle Toledano
SCREENING FOR BID RIGGING—DOES IT WORK? pp. 235-261: David Imhof, Yavuz Karagök and Samuel Rutz
ON THE RELEVANT COST STANDARD FOR PRICE–COST TEST IN ABUSES OF DOMINANCE pp. 262-291: Pietro Crocioni
THE MORE ECONOMIC APPROACH TO PREDATORY PRICING pp. 292-310: Michael Funk and Christian Jaag
UNDERSTANDING GOOGLE’S SEARCH PLATFORM AND THE IMPLICATIONS FOR ANTITRUST ANALYSES pp. 311-329: John M Yun

ECONOMIC EVIDENCE AND PROCEDURAL FAIRNESS: LESSONS FROM THE UK COMPETITION REGIME pp. 1-45: Peter Davis
PRIVATE ANTITRUST AT THE U.S. INTERNATIONAL TRADE COMMISSION pp. 46-64: F Scott Kieff
MOBILE PHONE REGULATION: THE EFFECTS OF PROHIBITING HANDSET BUNDLING IN FINLAND pp. 65-90: Thomas W Hazlett, Sarah Oh and Brent Skorup
DOES THE EUROPEAN DAMAGES DIRECTIVE MAKE CONSUMERS BETTER OFF? pp. 91-114: Miriam C Buiten, Peter van Wijck and Jan Kees Winters
APPLYING TWO-SIDED MARKETS THEORY: THE MASTERCARD AND AMERICAN EXPRESS DECISIONS pp. 115-143: Giuseppe Colangelo and Mariateresa Maggiolino
JUDGING IN EUROPE: DO LEGAL TRADITIONS MATTER? pp. 144-178: Angela Huyue Zhang, Jingchen Liu and Nuno Garoupa