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 7, issue 4, 2011

REGIME SHIFT IN ANTITRUST LAWS, ECONOMICS, AND ENFORCEMENT pp. 733-774

Vivek Ghosal

ANTITRUST AND COMPETITION IN TWO-SIDED MARKETS pp. 775-812

Alexei Alexandrov, George Deltas and Daniel Spulber

PATTERNS OF ESTABLISHMENT ENTRY AND STATE-LEVEL ANTITRUST pp. 813-823

Robert Feinberg and Thomas Husted

BENCHMARKING THE UPWARD PRICING PRESSURE MODELWITH FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION EVIDENCE pp. 825-846

Malcolm B. Coate

PROVING CAUSATION IN PRIVATE ANTITRUST CASES pp. 847-869

Hanns A. Abele, Georg E. Kodek and Guido K. Schaefer

DETERRENCE, RECIDIVISM, AND EUROPEAN CARTEL FINES pp. 871-915

Cento Veljanovski

Volume 7, issue 3, 2011

THE 2010 MERGER GUIDELINES, CRITICAL LOSS, AND LINEAR DEMAND pp. 497-522

Jay Ezrielev and Joseph J. Simons

FAIR, REASONABLE AND NON-DISCRIMINATORY (FRAND) TERMS: A CHALLENGE FOR COMPETITION AUTHORITIES pp. 523-541

Mario Mariniello

JOINT-VENTURE ANALYSIS AFTER AMERICAN NEEDLE pp. 543-572

Alan Devlin and Michael Jacobs

ALLIANCES, CODESHARING, ANTITRUST IMMUNITY, AND INTERNATIONAL AIRFARES: DO PREVIOUS PATTERNS PERSIST? pp. 573-602

Jan Brueckner, Darin N. Lee and Ethan S. Singer

THE ECONOMIC ANALYSIS OF ENERGY MERGERS IN EUROPE AND IN SPAIN pp. 603-629

Giulio Federico

THE ROLE OF PRIVATE LABELS IN ANTITRUST pp. 631-650

Chris Doyle and Richard Murgatroyd

TOO MANY UNNECESSARY MERGER NOTIFICATIONS IN IRELAND? pp. 651-670

Paul Gorecki

WHAT DETERMINES BEHAVIOR SEEKING TEMPORARY ANTITRUST IMMUNITY?: DISPENSATION REQUESTS IN THE NETHERLANDS pp. 671-694

Erik Brouwer and Fatih Cemil Ozbugday

ANTITRUST APPROACHES TO DYNAMICALLY COMPETITIVE INDUSTRIES IN THE UNITED STATES AND THE EUROPEAN UNION pp. 695-731

Daniel J. Gifford and Robert T. Kudrle

Volume 7, issue 2, 2011

MARKET SHARE THRESHOLDS: ON THE CONFLATION OF EMPIRICAL ASSESSMENTS AND LEGAL POLICY JUDGMENTS pp. 243-276

Louis Kaplow

WHEN IS INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY NEEDED AS A CARROT FOR INNOVATORS? pp. 277-299

Christoph Engel

THE EFFECT OF COMPETITION LAW ENFORCEMENT ON ECONOMIC GROWTH pp. 301-334

Tay-Cheng Ma

ANTITRUST IMMUNITY FOR AIRLINE ALLIANCES pp. 335-380

Volodymyr Bilotkach and Kai Hüschelrath

STRATEGIC BUYERS AND MARKET ENTRY pp. 381-402

Lisa Bruttel and Jochen Glöckner

WHEN ARE EXCESSIVE PRICES UNFAIR? pp. 403-426

Pinar Akman and Luke Garrod

DOES INCENTIVE COMPATIBLE MECHANISM DESIGN INDUCE COMPETITIVE ENTRY? pp. 427-453

Sumit K Majumdar

THE COMPETITIVE EFFECTS OF RAIL FREIGHT MERGERS IN THE CONTEXT OF EUROPEAN LIBERALIZATION pp. 455-479

Oliver Stehmann and Hans Zenger

DO PRICE INCREASES WHILE DEMAND IS FALLING INDICATE COLLUSION? pp. 481-495

Chin W. Yang, William N. Trumbull, Brian Cushing and Ming J. Hwang

Volume 7, issue 1, 2011

POSTED PRICING AS A PLUS FACTOR pp. 1-35

Joseph E. Harrington

SUBSTITUTION BETWEEN OFFLINE AND ONLINE ADVERTISING MARKETS pp. 37-44

Avi Goldfarb and Catherine Tucker

THE USE OF SURVEYS IN MERGER AND COMPETITION ANALYSIS pp. 45-68

Stephen Hurley

COMPETITION AND MERGERS AMONG NONPROFITS pp. 69-92

Jens Prüfer

RIGOROUS ANALYSIS TO BRIDGE THE INFERENCE GAP IN CLASS CERTIFICATION pp. 93-112

Steven R. Peterson and Andrew Y. Lemon

MARKET DELINEATION AND MERGER SIMULATION: A PROPOSED METHODOLOGY WITH AN APPLICATION TO THE ARGENTINE BISCUIT MARKET pp. 113-131

German Coloma

THE ANTITRUST CONSUMER WELFARE PARADOX pp. 133-164

Barak Y. Orbach

MEASURING THE DETERRENCE PROPERTIES OF COMPETITION POLICY: THE COMPETITION POLICY INDEXES pp. 165-204

Paolo Buccirossi, Lorenzo Ciari, Tomaso Duso, Giancarlo Spagnolo and Cristiana Vitale

COLLUSION ON PRIVATE HEALTH INSURANCE COVERAGE IN CHILE pp. 205-240

Claudio Agostini, Eduardo Saavedra and Manuel Willington

ONLINE ADVERTISING: DEFINING RELEVANT MARKETS pp. 241-241

James D. Ratliff and Daniel L. Rubinfeld

Volume 6, issue 4, 2010

NOT GOOD ENOUGH FOR GOVERNMENT WORK: GEOGRAPHIC MARKET DEFINITION AND THE FTC'S CASE AGAINST CHICAGOLAND PHYSICIAN ASSOCIATIONS pp. 771-809

Gregory D. Adams and Fred S. McChesney

NONDISCRIMINATORY PRICING: IS STANDARD SETTING DIFFERENT? pp. 811-838

Anne Layne-Farrar

TRANSPARENCY AND COORDINATED EFFECTS IN EUROPEAN MERGER CONTROL pp. 839-851

Svend Albæk, Peter Møllgaard and Per Baltzer Overgaard

TAKING POLITICS OUT OF MERGERS: A REVIEW OF IRISH EXPERIENCE pp. 853-878

Patrick Massey

IS A MARGIN SQUEEZE AN ANTITRUST OR A REGULATORY VIOLATION? pp. 879-890

Alberto Heimler

EXCESSIVE PRICING: TOWARDS CLARITY AND ECONOMIC COHERENCE pp. 891-910

Claudio Calcagno and Mike Walker

MAKING A MARKET OUT OF A MOLE HILL? GEOGRAPHIC MARKET DEFINITION IN ASPEN SKIING pp. 911-926

Jeffrey T. Macher and John Mayo

A “PRINCIPLED” APPROACH TO THE DESIGN OF TELECOMMUNICATIONS POLICY pp. 927-956

Dennis L. Weisman

EFFICIENCY METRICS FOR COMPETITION POLICY IN NETWORK INDUSTRIES pp. 957-972

Timothy Tardiff

REGULATORY POLICY AND THE REVERSE CELLOPHANE FALLACY pp. 973-994

Debra J. Aron and David E. Burnstein

PHASING OUT SECTOR-SPECIFIC REGULATION IN EUROPEAN TELECOMMUNICATIONS pp. 995-1006

Günter Knieps and Patrick Zenhäusern

Volume 6, issue 3, 2010

NET NEUTRALITY AND CONSUMER WELFARE pp. 497-519

Gary Becker, Dennis Carlton and Hal S. Sider

INNOVATION SPILLOVERS AND THE “DIRT ROAD” FALLACY: THE INTELLECTUAL BANKRUPTCY OF BANNING OPTIONAL TRANSACTIONS FOR ENHANCED DELIVERY OVER THE INTERNET pp. 521-594

J. Gregory Sidak and David J. Teece

QUANTIFICATION OF HARM IN DAMAGES ACTIONS FOR ANTITRUST INFRINGEMENTS: INSIGHTS FROM GERMAN CARTEL CASES pp. 595-618

Hans Friederiszick and Lars-Hendrik Röller

REVISING THE HORIZONTAL MERGER GUIDELINES pp. 619-652

Dennis Carlton

ONLINE ADVERTISING: DEFINING RELEVANT MARKETS pp. 653-686

James D. Ratliff and Daniel L. Rubinfeld

MARGIN–CONCENTRATION ANALYSIS IN THE UK GROCERIES INQUIRY pp. 687-704

Jerry A. Hausman and David W.G. Parker

TELEVISION MERGERS AND DIVERSITY IN SMALL MARKETS pp. 705-770

Matthew L. Spitzer

Volume 6, issue 2, 2010

REGULATION OF LIBERAL PROFESSIONS AND COMPETITION POLICY: DEVELOPMENTS IN THE EU AND CHINA pp. 203-231

Niels J. Philipsen

EXPORTING KNOWLEDGE THROUGH TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE AND CAPACITY BUILDING pp. 233-251

D. Daniel Sokol and Kyle W. Stiegert

POLITICS AND THE PURSUIT OF TELECOMMUNICATIONS SECTOR EFFICIENCY IN NEW ZEALAND pp. 253-276

Bronwyn Howell

MERGER SIMULATION IN COMPETITION POLICY: A SURVEY pp. 277-319

Oliver Budzinski and Isabel Ruhmer

THE CONCEPT OF CRITICAL LOSS FOR A GROUP OF DIFFERENTIATED PRODUCTS pp. 321-333

Adriaan ten Kate and Gunnar Niels

ASSESSING THE EFFECTS OF A ROAD-SURFACING CARTEL IN SWITZERLAND pp. 335-374

Kai Hüschelrath, Nina Leheyda and Patrick Beschorner

BUYER POWER IN HEALTH PLAN MERGERS pp. 375-391

Cory S. Capps

TRANSITORINESS OF MARKET POWER AND ANTITRUST ACTIVITY pp. 393-421

Mika Kato

THE EVOLUTION OF THE BABY FOOD INDUSTRY, 2000–2008 pp. 423-442

Viola Chen

MONOPSONY ABUSE OR EFFICIENT PURCHASING? QUALITY MEASUREMENT IN THE TOBACCO LEAF MARKET pp. 443-456

F. Andrew Hanssen

ANTICOMPETITIVE VERSUS COMPETITIVE EXPLANATIONS OF UNILATERAL PRACTICES: THE IDENTIFICATION PROBLEM pp. 457-476

Michele Polo

CHINESE MERGER CONTROL: PATTERNS AND IMPLICATIONS pp. 477-496

Xinzhu Zhang and Vanessa Yanhua Zhang

Volume 6, issue 1, 2010

THE LIMITS OF ANTITRUST AND THE CHICAGO SCHOOL TRADITION pp. 1-9

George L. Priest

EASTERBROOK ON ERRORS pp. 11-31

Fred S. McChesney

MICROSOFT AND THE LIMITS OF ANTITRUST pp. 33-50

William H. Page

THE LIMITS TO SIMPLIFYING THE APPLICATION OF U.S. ANTITRUST LAW pp. 51-117

Richard S. Markovits

COMPETITION IN ANTITRUST REGULATION: LAW BEYOND LIMITS pp. 119-152

Ronald A. Cass

INNOVATION AND THE LIMITS OF ANTITRUST pp. 153-202

Geoffrey Manne and Joshua D. Wright