Journal of Competition Law and Economics

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Volume 11, issue 4, 2015

RECOGNIZING THE LIMITS OF ANTITRUST: THE ROBERTS COURT VERSUS THE ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES pp. 791-853

Thomas A. Lambert and Alden F. Abbott

COMPETITION LAW AND ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION: THE DUTCH AGREEMENT ON COAL-FIRED POWER PLANTS pp. 855-880

Erik Kloosterhuis and Machiel Mulder

SECTORAL REGULATION AND COMPETITION POLICY: THE U.K.'S CONCURRENCY ARRANGEMENTS—AN ECONOMIC PERSPECTIVE pp. 881-916

Jon Stern

DETERRENCE EFFECTS OF KOREAN ANTITRUST ENFORCEMENT ON PRODUCER PRICES AND PROFIT MARGINS pp. 917-933

Robert Feinberg and Minsoo Park

MERGERS AND ACQUISITIONS IN EUROPEAN AND NORTH AMERICAN ENERGY MARKETS: EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS OF LEGAL AND OWNERSHIP UNBUNDLING pp. 935-954

Stefan Bogner, Stephan M. Gasser and Margarethe Rammerstorfer

ESTIMATING CONSUMER DAMAGES IN CARTEL CASES pp. 955-973

Ulrich Laitenberger and Florian Smuda

PRICE DISCRIMINATION, MERGER POLICY, AND THE COMPETITIVE CONSTRAINT OF LOW-VALUE CUSTOMERS IN AIRLINE MARKETS pp. 975-998

Tim Hazledine

INFERRING ANTICOMPETITIVE PRICE EFFECTS FROM DIFFERENCE-IN-DIFFERENCE ANALYSIS: A CAVEAT pp. 999-1012

Shawn W. Ulrick and Seth B. Sacher

ONE PIECE AT A TIME: SUCCESSIVE MONOPOLY AND TYING IN ANTITRUST pp. 1013-1032

Fred S. McChesney

DOES DEREGULATION ENCOURAGE ANTICOMPETITIVE BEHAVIOR? pp. 1033-1048

María J. Alonso-Nuez, Jorge Rosell-Martínez and Antonio Muñoz-Porcar

Volume 11, issue 3, 2015

BRULOTTE'S WEB pp. 527-548

Herbert Hovenkamp

AN EMPIRICAL EXAMINATION OF PATENT HOLDUP pp. 549-578

Alexander Galetovic, Stephen Haber and Ross Levine

LOYALTY REBATES AFTER INTEL: TIME FOR THE EUROPEAN COURT OF JUSTICE TO OVERRULE HOFFMAN-LA ROCHE pp. 579-615

Damien Geradin

MAXIMIZING THE U.S. POSTAL SERVICE'S PROFITS FROM COMPETITIVE PRODUCTS pp. 617-669

J. Gregory Sidak

HIDDEN EFFICIENCIES: THE RELEVANCE OF BUSINESS JUSTIFICATIONS IN ABUSE OF DOMINANCE CASES pp. 671-700

Hans Friederiszick and Linda Gratz

NET NEUTRALITY: ECONOMIC EVALUATION OF MARKET DEVELOPMENTS pp. 701-725

Timothy Tardiff

ENTREPRENEURIAL TRAFFIC MANAGEMENT AND THE INTERNET ENGINEERING TASK FORCE pp. 727-745

Günter Knieps

VERTICAL RESTRAINTS ON E-COMMERCE AND SELECTIVE DISTRIBUTION pp. 747-773

Paolo Buccirossi

AN ECONOMIC APPROACH TOWARDS FINE VALUE OPTIMIZATION FOR ANTIMONOPOLY VIOLATIONS pp. 775-790

Sergey Petrov and Aleksandr Shmakov

Volume 11, issue 2, 2015

HOW PATENTS PROVIDE THE FOUNDATION OF THE MARKET FOR INVENTIONS pp. 271-316

Daniel Spulber

ANTITRUST FOR ACCOUNTABLE CARE ORGANIZATIONS pp. 317-329

Laurence C. Baker, M. Kate Bundorf and Daniel P. Kessler

ANTITRUST ENFORCEMENT IN PUBLIC PROCUREMENT: THE CASE OF RUSSIA pp. 331-352

Maria Ostrovnaya and Elena Podkolzina

MARKET STRUCTURE AND INTENSITY OF PRICE COMPETITION IN EU BANKING pp. 353-363

Giovanni Alberto Tabacco

DOES GOOGLE LEVERAGE MARKET POWER THROUGH TYING AND BUNDLING? pp. 365-400

Benjamin Edelman

A NOTE ON THE ECONOMICS OF PASS-THROUGH WITH TWO-PART TARIFF PRICING pp. 401-408

Dov Rothman

ARE RESTRICTIONS OF COMPETITION BY SPORTS ASSOCIATIONS HORIZONTAL OR VERTICAL IN NATURE? pp. 409-429

Oliver Budzinski and Stefan Szymanski

STICKY REBATES: LOYALTY REBATES IMPEDE RATIONAL SWITCHING OF CONSUMERS pp. 431-461

Alexander Morell, Andreas Glöckner and Emanuel V. Towfigh

ECONOMETRIC EVIDENCE TO TARGET TACIT COLLUSION IN OLIGOPOLISTIC MARKETS pp. 463-492

Patrick Andreoli-Versbach and Jens-Uwe Franck

THE DETERRENT AND ENUNCIATING EFFECTS OF CONSENT DECREES pp. 493-499

Giovanna Massarotto

CARTELS AND PRODUCTIVITY GROWTH: AN EMPIRICAL INVESTIGATION OF THE IMPACT OF CARTELS ON PRODUCTIVITY IN THE NETHERLANDS pp. 501-525

Lilian T.D. Petit, Ron Kemp and Jarig van Sinderen

Volume 11, issue 1, 2015

TREATING RAND COMMITMENTS NEUTRALLY pp. 1-22

Einer Elhauge

THE IMPACT OF THE U.S. DEBIT-CARD INTERCHANGE FEE REGULATION ON CONSUMER WELFARE pp. 23-67

David Evans, Howard Chang and Steven Joyce

THE PRICE-INCREASING EFFECTS OF DOMESTIC CODE-SHARING AGREEMENTS FOR NON-STOP AIRLINE ROUTES pp. 69-83

David Gilo and Felice Simonelli

DOES STATE ANTITRUST ENFORCEMENT DRIVE ESTABLISHMENT EXIT? pp. 85-106

Robert Feinberg, Thomas Husted and Florian Szücs

AN ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF TWOMBLY/IQBAL WITH APPLICATIONS TO ANTITRUST pp. 107-144

Douglas A. Herman and Seth B. Sacher

REREGULATION OR BETTER DEREGULATION? ECONOMIC EVALUATION OF RECENT FCC COMPETITION ACTIONS pp. 145-163

Timothy Tardiff

WHAT DETERMINES FIRMS' CHOICES BETWEEN EX ANTE AND EX POST LICENSING AGREEMENTS? pp. 165-199

Ralph Siebert

THE MEANING OF FRAND, PART II: INJUNCTIONS pp. 201-269

J. Gregory Sidak

Volume 10, issue 4, 2014

HIGH MORTGAGE RATES IN THE LOW COUNTRIES: AN INTRODUCTION pp. 773-777

Mark A. Dijkstra, Fleur Randag and Maarten Pieter Schinkel

NOTES ON THE MARGIN: AN OVERVIEW OF NMA'S MORTGAGE MARKET STUDY pp. 779-794

Bastiaan Overvest and Gülbahar Tezel

THE IMPACT OF CONCENTRATION AND REGULATION ON COMPETITION IN THE DUTCH MORTGAGE MARKET pp. 795-817

Machiel Mulder

COMPETITION IN THE DUTCH MORTGAGE MARKET: NOTES ON CONCENTRATION, ENTRY, FUNDING, AND MARGINS pp. 819-841

Leontine Treur and Wim Boonstra

HIGH MORTGAGE RATES IN THE LOW COUNTRIES: WHAT HAPPENED IN THE SPRING OF 2009? pp. 843-859

Mark A. Dijkstra, Fleur Randag and Maarten Pieter Schinkel

MARKET DEFINITION AS A PROBLEM OF STATISTICAL INFERENCE pp. 861-882

Willem Boshoff

HOW DOES A CORPORATE LENIENCY PROGRAM AFFECT CARTEL STABILITY? EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE FROM KOREA pp. 883-907

Yun Jeong Choi and Kyoung Soo Hahn

THE EFFECT OF CLOSURE ON QUALITY: THE CASE OF RURAL NURSING HOMES pp. 909-931

John Bowblis and Andrew Vassallo

A RETROSPECTIVE MERGER ANALYSIS IN THE U.K. VIDEOGAME MARKET pp. 933-958

Luca Aguzzoni, Elena Argentesi, Paolo Buccirossi, Lorenzo Ciari, Tomaso Duso, Massimo Tognoni and Cristiana Vitale

TACIT COLLUSION INDICATORS IN MERGER CONTROL UNDER VARIED FOCAL POINTS pp. 959-987

Adrian J. Proctor

THE PROPER ROYALTY BASE FOR PATENT DAMAGES pp. 989-1037

J. Gregory Sidak

Volume 10, issue 3, 2014

IS THERE A MARKET FOR ORGANIC SEARCH ENGINE RESULTS AND CAN THEIR MANIPULATION GIVE RISE TO ANTITRUST LIABILITY? pp. 517-541

James D. Ratliff and Daniel L. Rubinfeld

UNITED STATES V. H&R BLOCK: AN ILLUSTRATION OF THE DOJ'S NEW BUT CONTROVERSIAL APPROACH TO MARKET DEFINITION pp. 543-580

Joseph J. Simons and Malcolm B. Coate

SETTLING FRAND DISPUTES: IS MANDATORY ARBITRATION A REASONABLE AND NONDISCRIMINATORY ALTERNATIVE? pp. 581-610

Pierre Larouche, Jorge Padilla and Richard S. Taffet

PASS-THROUGH RATES WHEN FIRMS CAN VARY PACKAGE SIZES pp. 611-619

Alexei Alexandrov

HARM AND OVERCHARGE IN THE SOUTH AFRICAN PRECAST CONCRETE PRODUCTS CARTEL pp. 621-646

Junior Khumalo, Jeffrey Mashiane and Simon Roberts

BRIDGING EU CONCERTED PRACTICES WITH U.S. CONCERTED ACTIONS pp. 647-690

Federico Ghezzi and Mariateresa Maggiolino

PRIVATE VERSUS PUBLIC ANTITRUST ENFORCEMENT: EVIDENCE FROM CHILE pp. 691-709

Aldo Gonzalez and Alejandro Micco

A STATISTICAL ANALYSIS OF U.K. ANTITRUST ENFORCEMENT pp. 711-738

Cento Veljanovski

UMBRELLA EFFECTS pp. 739-763

Roman Inderst, Frank Maier-Rigaud and Ulrich Schwalbe

ASYMMETRIC PRICE INCREASE IN CRITICAL LOSS ANALYSIS: A REPLY TO LANGENFELD AND LI pp. 765-768

Øystein Daljord, Lars Sørgard and Øyvind Thomassen

ASYMMETRIC PRICE INCREASE IN CRITICAL LOSS ANALYSIS: SURREPLY TO DALJORD, SØRGARD, AND THOMASSEN pp. 769-772

James Langenfeld and Wenqing Li

Volume 10, issue 2, 2014

THE DIFFERENT FACES OF ENERGY CONSUMERS: TOWARD A BEHAVIORAL ECONOMICS APPROACH pp. 257-291

Saskia Anna Catharina Maria Lavrijssen

MARKET DEFINITION IN TWO-SIDED MARKETS: THEORY AND PRACTICE pp. 293-339

Lapo Filistrucchi, Damien Geradin, Eric van Damme and Pauline Affeldt

TOWARD A EUROPEAN DIRECTIVE ON DAMAGES ACTIONS pp. 341-360

Frank Maier-Rigaud

THE DIVERSION STORY: RESOLVING THE AMBIGUITIES SURROUNDING THE CONCEPT OF DIVERSION RATIO pp. 361-374

Adriaan ten KateSr. and Gunnar Niels

THE QUALITY OF ANALYSIS OF IRISH MERGER DECISIONS pp. 375-397

Paul Gorecki

COMMITMENT DECISIONS IN EU COMPETITION LAW pp. 399-444

Niamh Dunne

EMERGING MARKETS AND U.S. HORIZONTAL MERGER GUIDELINES: A TURKISH COMPETITION LAW PERSPECTIVE pp. 445-474

Gönenç Gürkaynak, Serdar Dalkır and Derya Durlu

DO COMMON CARRIAGE, SPECIAL INFRASTRUCTURE, AND GENERAL PURPOSE TECHNOLOGY RATIONALES JUSTIFY REGULATING COMMUNICATIONS NETWORKS? pp. 475-493

Mark A. Jamison and Janice A. Hauge

ASYMMETRIC PRICE INCREASE IN CRITICAL LOSS ANALYSIS: A REPLY TO DALJORD, SØRGARD, AND THOMASSEN pp. 495-503

James Langenfeld and Wenqing Li

DAMAGES CALCULATIONS IN PRIVATE MONOPOLIZATION: A JAPANESE CASE STUDY pp. 505-516

Koki Arai

Volume 10, issue 1, 2014

INNOVATION AND OPTIMAL PUNISHMENT, WITH ANTITRUST APPLICATIONS pp. 1-25

Keith N. Hylton and Haizhen Lin

RESTRAINTS ON QUALITY COMPETITION pp. 27-46

Roger Blair and Christine Piette Durrance

LOYAL OR LOCKED-IN—AND WHY SHOULD WE CARE? pp. 47-62

Tom Björkroth

CARTEL OVERCHARGES AND THE DETERRENT EFFECT OF EU COMPETITION LAW pp. 63-86

Florian Smuda

METHODS FOR QUANTIFYING ANTITRUST DAMAGES: THE PASTA CARTEL IN ITALY pp. 87-106

Giovanni Notaro

EVALUATING ANTITRUST LENIENCY PROGRAMS pp. 107-136

Joan-Ramon Borrell, Juan Jiménez González and Carmen García

ECONOMIES OF SCALE AND MERGER EFFICIENCIES IN THE CHILEAN PENSION FUNDS MARKET pp. 137-159

Claudio Agostini, Eduardo Saavedra and Manuel Willington

THE LENIENCY PROGRAM IN KOREA AND ITS EFFECTIVENESS pp. 161-183

Sae Ran Koh and Jinook Jeong

IS THE GOOGLE PLATFORM A TWO-SIDED MARKET? pp. 185-207

Giacomo Luchetta

COLLUSION IN PRIVATE HEALTH INSURANCE COVERAGE IN CHILE: COMMENT pp. 209-215

Raimundo Soto

PRICE HYSTERESIS AFTER ANTITRUST ENFORCEMENT: EVIDENCE FROM SPANISH FOOD MARKETS pp. 217-256

José Manuel Ordóñez- de-Haro and Jose Torres