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 9, issue 4, 2013

INTRODUCTION pp. 775-776

Daniel Spulber

INNOVATION ECONOMICS: THE INTERPLAY AMONG TECHNOLOGY STANDARDS, COMPETITIVE CONDUCT, AND ECONOMIC PERFORMANCE pp. 777-825

Daniel Spulber

THE PATENT POLICY DEBATE IN THE HIGH-TECH WORLD pp. 827-858

Kirti Gupta

SSO RULES, STANDARDIZATION, AND SEP LICENSING: ECONOMIC QUESTIONS FROM THE TRENCHES pp. 859-878

Roger G. Brooks

DO NPEs MATTER? NON-PRACTICING ENTITIES AND PATENT LITIGATION OUTCOMES pp. 879-904

Michael J. Mazzeo, Jonathan H. Ashtor and Samantha Zyontz

WHO COOPERATES IN STANDARDS CONSORTIA—RIVALS OR COMPLEMENTORS? pp. 905-929

Justus Baron and Tim Pohlmann

THE MEANING OF FRAND, PART I: ROYALTIES pp. 931-1055

J. Gregory Sidak

PROPERTY AS PLATFORM: COORDINATING STANDARDS FOR TECHNOLOGICAL INNOVATION pp. 1057-1089

Henry E. Smith

INCENTIVE EFFECTS FROM DIFFERENT APPROACHES TO HOLDUP MITIGATION SURROUNDING PATENT REMEDIES AND STANDARD-SETTING ORGANIZATIONS pp. 1091-1123

F. Scott Kieff and Anne Layne-Farrar

THE EUROPEAN COMMISSION POLICY TOWARDS THE LICENSING OF STANDARD-ESSENTIAL PATENTS: WHERE DO WE STAND? pp. 1125-1145

Damien Geradin

Volume 9, issue 3, 2013

THE MISUSE OF PROFIT MARGINS TO INFER MARKET POWER pp. 511-530

Robert H. Bork and J. Gregory Sidak

AN ECONOMIC INTERPRETATION OF FRAND pp. 531-552

Dennis Carlton and Allan L. Shampine

TOWARD AN ECONOMIC APPROACH TO AGENCY AGREEMENTS pp. 553-591

Angela Huyue Zhang

ANTITRUST LAW AND THE PROMOTION OF DEMOCRACY AND ECONOMIC GROWTH pp. 593-636

Niels Petersen

STRATEGIC ENTRY DETERRENCE: PIONEER FOODS AND THE BREAD CARTEL pp. 637-654

Liberty Mncube

THE ANTITRUST IMPLICATIONS OF “PAPERLESS TICKETING” ON SECONDARY MARKETS pp. 655-708

Daniel Rascher and Andrew D. Schwarz

SAA II: ABUSE OF DOMINANCE IN THE SOUTH AFRICAN SKIES pp. 709-737

Giulio Federico

WHAT IS THE PRICE OF PAY-TO-DELAY DEALS? pp. 739-753

Farasat Bokhari

COMPETITION REGULATION IN ECUADOR pp. 755-774

Luis Marín-Tobar

Volume 9, issue 2, 2013

STANDARD-ESSENTIAL PATENTS: WHO IS REALLY HOLDING UP (AND WHEN)? pp. 253-284

Gregor Langus, Vilen Lipatov and Damien Neven

INJUNCTIONS FOR STANDARD-ESSENTIAL PATENTS: JUSTICE IS NOT BLIND pp. 285-311

Peter Camesasca, Gregor Langus, Damien Neven and Pat Treacy

ATTENTION RIVALRY AMONG ONLINE PLATFORMS pp. 313-357

David Evans

COURT-APPOINTED NEUTRAL ECONOMIC EXPERTS pp. 359-394

J. Gregory Sidak

UPSTREAM HORIZONTAL MERGERS AND (THE ABSENCE OF) RETAIL PRICE EFFECTS pp. 395-418

Ariel Ezrachi and John Thanassoulis

MARKET DOMINANCE AND SEARCH QUALITY IN THE SEARCH ENGINE MARKET pp. 419-455

Ioannis Lianos and Evgenia Motchenkova

INTERLOCKING DIRECTORATES: AN ITALIAN ANTITRUST DILEMMA pp. 457-472

Valeria Falce

COERCED RECIPROCITY AND THE LEVERAGE THEORY pp. 473-493

Kalyn Coatney and Sherrill Shaffer

THE POST-CARTEL EQUILIBRIUM PUZZLE IN THE GERMAN CEMENT MARKET: A REPLY TO HÜSCHELRATH, MÜLLER, and VEITH pp. 495-509

Niels Frank and Philipp Schliffke

Volume 9, issue 1, 2013

THE USE AND THREAT OF INJUNCTIONS IN THE RAND CONTEXT pp. 1-22

James Ratliff and Daniel L. Rubinfeld

AN ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF THE AT&T-T-MOBILE USA WIRELESS MERGER pp. 23-47

Stanley Besen, Stephen D. Kletter, Serge X. Moresi, Steven C. Salop and John R. Woodbury

AT&T AND T-MOBILE: ECONOMIES AS AN ANTITRUST DEFENSE APPLIED pp. 49-63

Russell Pittman and Yan Li

LEGAL TRANSPLANT, LEGAL ORIGIN, AND ANTITRUST EFFECTIVENESS pp. 65-88

Tay-Cheng Ma

THE ECONOMICS OF FTC v. LUNDBECK: WHY DRUG MERGERS MAY NOT RAISE PRICES pp. 89-95

Gregory J. Werden

CONCRETE SHOES FOR COMPETITION: THE EFFECT OF THE GERMAN CEMENT CARTEL ON MARKET PRICE pp. 97-123

Kai Hüschelrath, Kathrin Müller and Tobias Veith

THE TROUBLED PATH OF THE LOCK-IN MOVEMENT pp. 125-152

Stan Liebowitz and Stephen E. Margolis

COMPETITION AND THE RAILROADS: A EUROPEAN PERSPECTIVE pp. 153-169

Günter Knieps

MARKET POWER AND COUNTERFACTUALS IN NEW ZEALAND COMPETITION LAW pp. 171-201

Cento Veljanovski

BEHAVIORAL ANTITRUST: NOT READY FOR THE MAIN STAGE pp. 203-229

Roger Van den Bergh

THE USE OF PROPORTIONAL MARKET SHARES AS ESTIMATES OF DIVERSION RATIOS IN MERGER ANALYSIS pp. 231-252

Andrew P. Vassallo

Volume 8, issue 4, 2012

WHAT DOES THE CHICAGO SCHOOL TEACH ABOUT INTERNET SEARCH AND THE ANTITRUST TREATMENT OF GOOGLE? pp. 663-700

Robert H. Bork and J. Gregory Sidak

THE HYPOTHETICAL MONOPOLIST IN A WORLD OF MULTI-PRODUCT FIRMS: SHOULD OUTSIDE COMPANIONS BE INCLUDED IN HIS BASKET? pp. 701-715

Adriaan ten KateSr. and Gunnar Niels

LOYALTY REBATES AND THE COMPETITIVE PROCESS pp. 717-768

Hans Zenger

A COMPARATIVE ASSESSMENT OF METHODOLOGIES USED TO EVALUATE COMPETITION POLICY pp. 769-803

Stephen W. Davies and Peter L. Ormosi

THE SINGLE-ENTITY THEORY: AN ANTITRUST TIME BOMB FOR CHINESE STATE-OWNED ENTERPRISES? pp. 805-830

Angela Huyue Zhang

EX POST MERGER EVALUATIONS AND STRATEGIC PRE-MERGER INVESTMENTS pp. 831-848

Richard Friberg, Pehr-Johan Norbäck and Lars Persson

CARTELS IN PUBLIC PROCUREMENT pp. 849-862

Alberto Heimler

A COMPREHENSIVE LOOK AT THE CRITICAL LOSS ANALYSIS IN A DIFFERENTIATED PRODUCTS MARKET pp. 863-879

Christine Meyer and Yijia Wang

A NOTE ON UPWARD PRICING PRESSURE: THE POSSIBILITY OF FALSE POSITIVES pp. 881-887

Lars Mathiesen, Øivind Nilsen and Lars Sørgard

ASSESSING BUNDLED AND SHARE-BASED LOYALTY REBATES: APPLICATION TO THE PHARMACEUTICAL INDUSTRY pp. 889-913

Kevin Caves and Hal Singer

Volume 8, issue 3, 2012

ANTITRUST IN HIGH-TECHNOLOGY INDUSTRIES: A SYMPOSIUM INTRODUCTION pp. 449-457

Michal S. Gal and Spencer Weber Waller

SEARCH NEUTRALITY AND REFERRAL DOMINANCE pp. 459-468

Daniel A. Crane

VIRAL OPEN SOURCE: COMPETITION VS. SYNERGY pp. 469-506

Michal S. Gal

ANTICOMPETITIVE STUMBLING STONES ON THE WAY TO A CLEANER WORLD: PROTECTING COMPETITION IN INNOVATION WITHOUT A MARKET pp. 507-542

Josef Drexl

BEHAVIORAL ANTITRUST AND MONOPOLIZATION pp. 545-574

Maurice E. Stucke

ACCESS AND INFORMATION REMEDIES IN HIGH-TECH ANTITRUST pp. 575-593

Spencer Weber Waller

EUROPEAN COMPETITION LAW, COMPULSORY LICENSING, AND INNOVATION pp. 595-614

Ariel Ezrachi and Mariateresa Maggiolino

WOULD THE PER SE ILLEGAL TREATMENT OF REVERSE PAYMENT SETTLEMENTS INHIBIT GENERIC DRUG INVESTMENT? pp. 615-625

Bret M. Dickey and Daniel L. Rubinfeld

COUNTER-INTUITIVE FAIRNESS IN ANTITRUST: PROTECTING THE MONOPOLIST AND BALANCING AMONG COMPETING CLAIMS pp. 627-662

Adi Ayal

Volume 8, issue 2, 2012

REPUTATIONAL PENALTIES TO FIRMS IN ANTITRUST INVESTIGATIONS pp. 231-258

Stijn van den Broek, Ron Kemp, Willem Verschoor and Anne-Claire de Vries

The Diverging Approach to Price Squeezes in the United States and Europe pp. 259-296

George A. Hay and Kathryn McMahon

ASSESSING UNILATERAL MERGER EFFECTS IN A TWO-SIDED MARKET: AN APPLICATION TO THE DUTCH DAILY NEWSPAPER MARKET pp. 297-329

Lapo Filistrucchi, Tobias Klein and Thomas O. Michielsen

PRIVATE ANTITRUST LITIGATION IN GERMANY FROM 2005 TO 2007: EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE pp. 331-359

Sebastian Peyer

AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS OF SECONDARY LINE PRICE DISCRIMINATION MOTIVATIONS pp. 361-397

Hagit Bulmash

EXIGENCY AND INNOVATION IN COLLUSION pp. 399-415

Mark S. LeClair

VERTICAL THEORY OF HARM IN A HORIZONTAL MERGER: THE FRIESLAND FOODS/CAMPINA CASE pp. 417-424

Jurjen Kamphorst and Vitaly Pruzhansky

DESIGNING APPROPRIATE REMEDIES FOR COMPETITION LAW ENFORCEMENT: THE PIONEER FOODS SETTLEMENT AGREEMENT pp. 425-447

Tembinkosi Bonakele and Liberty Mncube

Volume 8, issue 1, 2012

THE FTC, IP, AND SSOS: GOVERNMENT HOLD-UP REPLACING PRIVATE COORDINATION pp. 1-46

Richard A. Epstein, F. Scott Kieff and Daniel Spulber

BUYING ALLIANCES AND INPUT PRICE FIXING: IN SEARCH OF A EUROPEAN ENFORCEMENT STANDARD pp. 47-71

Ariel Ezrachi

SEARCH ENGINE COMPETITION WITH NETWORK EXTERNALITIES pp. 73-105

Cédric Argenton and Jens Prüfer

AN ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF THE 2011 SETTLEMENT BETWEEN THE DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE AND CREDIT CARD NETWORKS pp. 107-144

Scott Schuh, Oz Shy, Joanna Stavins and Robert Triest

CAREER DEVELOPMENT AFTER CARTEL PROSECUTION: CARTEL VERSUS NON-CARTEL MANAGERS pp. 145-165

N.S.R. Rosenboom

COMPETITION WITHIN FIRMS pp. 167-185

Lisa Bruttel and Simeon Schudy

PRIVATE ENFORCEMENT AND JUDICIAL DISCRETION IN THE EVOLUTION OF ANTITRUST IN THE UNITED STATES pp. 187-230

Reza Rajabiun