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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Volume 14, issue 4, 2018

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.

Volume 14, issue 3, 2018

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

Volume 14, issue 2, 2018

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

Volume 14, issue 1, 2018

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

Volume 13, issue 4, 2017

WERE THE 1982 MERGER GUIDELINES OLD NEWS? pp. 577-608

Alan J Meese and Sarah L Stafford

TO POOL OR NOT TO POOL: A CLOSER LOOK AT THE USE OF SUB-REGRESSIONS IN ANTITRUST CLASS CERTIFICATION pp. 609-636

Ai Deng

THE DECISION TO INVESTIGATE MERGERS IN THE UNITED KINGDOM’S VOLUNTARY REGIME pp. 637-665

Simon Chisholm and Tom Heideman

DEFINING ABNORMALLY LOW TENDERS—A COMPARISON BETWEEN SWEDEN AND DENMARK pp. 666-709

Grith Skovgaard Ølykke and Johan Nyström

CONSUMER DAMAGES FOR BREACH OF ANTITRUST RULES: HOW TO REACH FULL COMPENSATION FOR CONSUMERS? pp. 710-728

Nicole S R Rosenboom, Viktória Kocsis and José D W E Mulder

LENIENCY, COLLUSION, CORRUPTION, AND WHISTLEBLOWING pp. 729-766

Reinaldo Diogo Luz and Giancarlo Spagnolo

EU MERGER CONTROL AND BIG DATA pp. 767-790

Ben Holles de Peyer

Volume 13, issue 3, 2017

THE IMPLICATIONS OF BREXIT FOR UK COMPETITION LAW AND POLICY pp. 389-422

John Fingleton, Amelia Fletcher, Nicholas Forwood, Ali Nikpay, Jon Turner, John Vickers and Richard Whish

THE APPLE E-BOOKS CASE: WHEN IS A VERTICAL CONTRACT A HUB IN A HUB-AND-SPOKE CONSPIRACY? pp. 423-474

Benjamin Klein

THE ECONOMIC EFFECTS OF UBER ON TAXI DRIVERS IN TAIWAN pp. 475-500

Hung-Hao Chang

COMPETITIVE EFFECTS OF INTERNATIONAL AIRLINE COOPERATION pp. 501-548

Robert J CalzarettaJr., Yair Eilat and Mark A Israel

JUDICIAL CONTROL OF LOCAL PROTECTIONISM IN CHINA: ANTITRUST ENFORCEMENT AGAINST ADMINISTRATIVE MONOPOLY ON THE SUPREME PEOPLE's COURT pp. 549-575

Eric C Ip and Kelvin Hiu Fai Kwok

Volume 13, issue 2, 2017

What Can the FTC's Section 6(b) PAE Study Teach Us? A Practical Review of the Study's Methodology, Results, and Policy Recommendations pp. 191-224

Anne Layne-Farrar

DOES EU COMPETITION POLICY SUPPORT INCLUSIVE GROWTH? pp. 225-260

Adriaan Dierx, Fabienne Ilzkovitz, Beatrice Pataracchia, Marco Ratto, Anna Thum-Thysen and Janos Varga

CAN ONE (EVER) ACCURATELY DEFINE MARKETS? pp. 261-280

Andrew P. Vassallo

AN ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF THE SINGLE ECONOMIC ENTITY DOCTRINE IN EU COMPETITION LAW pp. 281-88

Carsten Koenig

Testing Justification for Segment Based Relevant Product Market Definition in Merger Control: Evidence From Turkey pp. 328-345

Gönenç Gürkaynak and Ekrem Kalkan

THE KNOWN UNKNOWN: IN SEARCH FOR A LEGAL STRUCTURE OF THE SIGNIFICANCE CRITERION OF THE SIEC TEST pp. 346-387

Stefan Thomas

Volume 13, issue 1, 2017

THE FALLACIES OF PATENT-HOLDUP THEORY pp. 1-44

Alexander Galetovic and Stephen Haber

REGULATING THE INFERENTIAL PROCESS IN ALLEGED ARTICLE 101 TFEU INFRINGEMENTS pp. 45-88

Kenneth Khoo

THE STRANGE CAREER OF INDEPENDENT VOTING TRUSTS IN U.S. RAIL MERGERS pp. 89-102

Russell Pittman

EX POST EVALUATION OF ANTITRUST AND UNFAIR COMPETITION FINES ON FIRMS: EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE FROM TAIWAN pp. 103-124

Hung-Hao Chang

CRIMINAL SANCTIONS FOR CARTEL CONDUCT: THE LENIENCY CONUNDRUM pp. 125-149

Caron Beaton-Wells

CONCEPTS OF THE CONSUMER IN COMPETITION, REGULATORY, AND CONSUMER PROTECTION POLICES pp. 151-184

Christopher Decker

UMBRELLA EFFECTS: CORRECTION AND EXTENSION pp. 185-189

Emanuel Holler and Maarten Pieter Schinkel

Volume 12, issue 4, 2016

ADMINISTRATIVE LITIGATION AT THE FTC: EFFECTIVE TOOL FOR DEVELOPINGTHE LAW OR RUBBER STAMP? pp. 623-659

Maureen K. Ohlhausen

THE ROLE OF CAPACITY IN ANTITRUST ANALYSIS pp. 661-700

Seth Sacher and Jeremy Sandford

AN EMPIRICAL COMPARISON BETWEEN THE UPWARD PRICING PRESSURE TEST ANDMERGER SIMULATION IN DIFFERENTIATED PRODUCT MARKETS pp. 701-734

Lydia Cheung

ARTICLE 101 TFEU AND MARKET INTEGRATION pp. 749-779

Pablo Ibáñez Colomo

A COMPETITION LAW ASSESSMENT OF PLATFORM MOST-FAVORED-CUSTOMER CLAUSES pp. 781-833

Pınar Akman

Volume 12, issue 3, 2016

ADVISING THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES ON ECONOMIC POLICY pp. 417-424

Paul W. MacAvoy

PAUL W. MacAVOY IN MEMORIAM pp. 425-426

Stephen G. Breyer

THE UNCERTAIN WELFARE EFFECTS OF RAILROAD COMPETITION AND RAILROAD REGULATION, 1870-1900 pp. 427-442

George L. Priest

REMEMBERING PAUL MacAVOY IN THE BOARDROOM AND THE CLASSROOM pp. 443-450

Ira M. Millstein

PAUL MacAVOY AND THE MARKETPLACE OF IDEAS pp. 451-464

J. Gregory Sidak

PARTIAL DEREGULATION IN TELECOMMUNICATIONS: AN UPDATE pp. 465-476

Jerry A. Hausman and William E. Taylor

SOCIALISM FOR RED STATES IN THE ELECTRIC UTILITY INDUSTRY pp. 477-494

Richard Schmalensee

DOES THE FTC'S THEORY OF PRODUCT HOPPING PROMOTE COMPETITION? pp. 495-506

Dennis Carlton, Fredrick A. Flyer and Yoad Shefi

WHEN A STRANGER CALLS: STANDARDS OUTSIDERS AND UNENCUMBERED PATENTS pp. 507-540

Jorge L. Contreras

USING NETWORK THEORY TO DETECT DOMINANT CARTEL FIRMS pp. 541-556

Pilar Grau and Miguel Cuerdo-Mir

SYSTEMIC EFFICIENCIES IN COMPETITION LAW: EVIDENCE FROM THE ICT INDUSTRY pp. 557-590

Konstantinos Stylianou

OUT-OF-MARKET EFFICIENCIES, TWO-SIDED PLATFORMS, AND CONSUMER WELFARE: A LEGAL AND ECONOMIC ANALYSIS pp. 591-622

Francesco Ducci

Volume 12, issue 2, 2016

A RETROSPECTIVE ON MERGER RETROSPECTIVES IN THE UNITED STATES pp. 209-232

Malcolm B. Coate

ANTITRUST AND DEMOCRACY: PERSPECTIVES FROM EFFICIENCY AND EQUITY pp. 233-261

Tay-Cheng Ma

FINE SCHEDULE WITH HETEROGENOUS CARTELS: ARE THE WRONG CARTELS DETERRED? pp. 263-277

Sissel Jensen and Lars Sørgard

THE ECONOMICS OF PASS-THROUGH WITH PRODUCTION CONSTRAINTS pp. 279-285

Dov Rothman, Philipp Tillmann and David Toniatti

PRICING STRATEGIES AND LITIGATION RISKS: AN ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF THE DOWNSTREAM PETROLEUM INDUSTRY pp. 287-311

Michael Noel

DESIGNING AUCTIONS TO PROTECT COMPETITION AND TO PROMOTE EFFICIENCY AND REVENUE pp. 313-340

Jia Yi Jayme Leong and Hi-Lin Tan

THE HYPOTHETICAL MONOPOLIST TEST IN SYSCO: A LITIGATION MUDDLE NEEDING ANALYTIC CLARITY pp. 341-350

Gregory J. Werden

WHO CONFESSES FOR LENIENCY? EVIDENCE FROM KOREA pp. 351-374

Nayoung Kim and Yungsan Kim

CARTEL PUNISHMENT AND THE DISTORTIVE EFFECTS OF FINES pp. 375-399

Emilie Dargaud, Andrea Mantovani and Carlo Reggiani

HOW PASS-ON THEORY SHOULD BE APPLIED IN KOREAN ANTITRUST LITIGATION pp. 401-414

Se-In Lee

Volume 12, issue 1, 2016

THE EUROPEAN DIRECTIVE ON DAMAGES ACTIONS: A MISSED OPPORTUNITY TO RECONCILE COMPENSATION OF VICTIMS AND LENIENCY INCENTIVES pp. 1-30

Philipp Kirst and Roger Van den Bergh

DETERRING BIDDER COLLUSION: AUCTION DESIGN COMPLEMENTS ANTITRUST POLICY pp. 31-68

Hong Wang and Hong-min Chen

MODELING THE DURATION OF MERGER REVIEWS IN NEW ZEALAND pp. 69-97

Qing Gong Yang and Michael Pickford

ADDING DIMENSION TO MERGER ANALYSIS pp. 99-112

Mark A. Jamison and Janice A. Hauge

EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE OF CONSUMER RESPONSE IN REGULATED MARKETS pp. 113-149

Catherine Waddams Price and Minyan Zhu

MARGIN SQUEEZE: AN ABOVE-COST PREDATORY PRICING APPROACH pp. 151-179

Germain Gaudin and Despoina Mantzari

THE MARKET ECONOMY INVESTOR PRINCIPLE: LESSONS LEARNED FROM THE CIUDAD DE LA LUZ CASE pp. 181-208

Adina Claici, Georges Siotis, Obhi Chatterjee and Oliver Stehmann