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 5, issue 4, 2009

DYNAMIC COMPETITION IN ANTITRUST LAW pp. 581-631

J. Gregory Sidak and David J. Teece

THE MAP OF COMMERCE: INTERNET SEARCH, COMPETITION, AND THE CIRCULAR FLOW OF INFORMATION pp. 633-682

Daniel Spulber

DETECTION OF ANTICOMPETITIVE HORIZONTAL MERGERS pp. 683-721

Kai Hüschelrath

ORGANIZATION, CONTROL, AND THE SINGLE ENTITY DEFENSE IN ANTITRUST pp. 723-745

Dean V. Williamson

COMPETITION VERSUS PROPERTY RIGHTS: AMERICAN ANTITRUST LAW, THE FREIBURG SCHOOL, AND THE EARLY YEARS OF EUROPEAN COMPETITION POLICY pp. 747-786

Nicola Giocoli

Volume 5, issue 3, 2009

THE GOOGLE BOOK SEARCH SETTLEMENT: A NEW ORPHAN-WORKS MONOPOLY? pp. 383-409

Randal C. Picker

GOOGLE AND THE PROPER ANTITRUST SCRUTINY OF ORPHAN BOOKS pp. 411-438

Jerry A. Hausman and J. Gregory Sidak

TWOMBLY AND COMMUNICATION: THE EMERGING DEFINITION OF CONCERTED ACTION UNDER THE NEW PLEADING STANDARDS pp. 439-468

William H. Page

FEDERALISM, SUBSTANTIVE PREEMPTION, AND LIMITS ON ANTITRUST: AN APPLICATION TO PATENT HOLDUP pp. 469-516

Bruce H. Kobayashi and Joshua D. Wright

THE DOMINANT FIRM REVISITED pp. 517-536

Timothy Tardiff and Dennis L. Weisman

AN EMPIRICAL ASSESSMENT OF THE EUROPEAN LENIENCY NOTICE pp. 537-561

Andreas Stephan

AN EXACT ARITHMETIC SSNIP TEST FOR ASYMMETRIC PRODUCTS pp. 563-569

Øystein Daljord

MARKET POWER IN COMPETITION FOR THE MARKET pp. 571-579

Sangin Park

Volume 5, issue 2, 2009

HOW LOYALTY DISCOUNTS CAN PERVERSELY DISCOURAGE DISCOUNTING pp. 189-231

Einer Elhauge

THE ROLE OF FIXED COST SAVINGS IN MERGER ANALYSIS pp. 233-247

Robert Rubinovitz

ARE EXCESSIVE PRICES REALLY SELF-CORRECTING? pp. 249-268

Ariel Ezrachi and David Gilo

OPTIMAL LEGAL STANDARDS FOR REFUSALS TO LICENSE INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY: A WELFARE-BASED ANALYSIS pp. 269-295

Yannis Katsoulacos

THE RELEVANT MARKET: A CONCEPT STILL IN SEARCH OF A DEFINITION pp. 297-333

Adriaan ten Kate and Gunnar Niels

REGULATING JOINT BIDDING IN PUBLIC PROCUREMENT pp. 335-360

Gian L. Albano, Giancarlo Spagnolo and Matteo Zanza

FACTORS INFLUENCING THE MAGNITUDE OF CARTEL OVERCHARGES: AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS OF THE U.S. MARKET pp. 361-381

Yuliya Bolotova, John Connor and Douglas J. Miller

Volume 5, issue 1, 2009

BUNDLES OF JOY: THE UBIQUITY AND EFFICIENCY OF BUNDLES IN NEW TECHNOLOGY MARKETS pp. 1-47

Stan Liebowitz and Stephen E. Margolis

NEXT STEPS IN THE EVOLUTION OF ANTITRUST LAW: WHAT TO EXPECT FROM THE ROBERTS COURT pp. 49-74

Gregory J. Werden

THE STOCHASTIC RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PATENTS AND ANTITRUST pp. 75-122

Alan Devlin

PATENT HOLDUP AND OLIGOPSONISTIC COLLUSION IN STANDARD-SETTING ORGANIZATIONS pp. 123-188

J. Gregory Sidak

Volume 4, issue 4, 2008

UNLOCKING TECHNOLOGY: ANTITRUST AND INNOVATION pp. 915-966

Daniel Spulber

WHAT DO WE REALLY KNOW ABOUT EXPORT CARTELS AND WHAT IS THE APPROPRIATE SOLUTION? pp. 967-982

D. Daniel Sokol

AN ANALYSIS OF PRICE-BASED TESTS OF ANTITRUST MARKET DELINEATION pp. 983-1007

Patrick Coe and David Krause

AN ANTITRUST LAW INDEX FOR EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS OF INTERNATIONAL COMPETITION POLICY pp. 1009-1029

Michael W. Nicholson

A PRACTICAL GUIDE TO THE HYPOTHETICAL MONOPOLIST TEST FOR MARKET DEFINITION (Market Definition: An Analytical Overview) pp. 1031-1063

Malcolm B. Coate and Jeffrey H. Fischer

CAN LOBBYING PREVENT ANTICOMPETITIVE OUTCOMES? EVIDENCE ON CONSUMER MONOPSONY IN TELECOMMUNICATIONS pp. 1065-1096

Dino Falaschetti

Volume 4, issue 3, 2008

DO PATENT HOLDUP AND ROYALTY STACKING LEAD TO SYSTEMATICALLY EXCESSIVE ROYALTIES? pp. 535-570

Einer Elhauge

REVISITING INJUNCTIVE RELIEF: INTERPRETING eBAY IN HIGH-TECH INDUSTRIES WITH NON-PRACTICING PATENT HOLDERS pp. 571-608

Vincenzo Denicolo', Damien Geradin, Anne Layne-Farrar and A. Jorge Padilla

INDIA'S NEW COMPETITION LAW: A COMPARATIVE ASSESSMENT pp. 609-638

Aditya Bhattacharjea

MARKET DEFINITION AND UNILATERAL COMPETITIVE EFFECTS IN ONLINE RETAIL MARKETS pp. 639-653

Michael Baye

ARE “ONLINE MARKETS” REAL AND RELEVANT? FROM THE MONSTER-HOTJOBS MERGER TO THE GOOGLE-DOUBLECLICK MERGER pp. 655-662

Bruce Abramson

THE ANALYSIS OF MERGERS THAT INVOLVE MULTISIDED PLATFORM BUSINESSES pp. 663-695

David Evans and Michael Noel

EVALUATING MARKET POWER WITH TWO-SIDED DEMAND AND PREEMPTIVE OFFERS TO DISSIPATE MONOPOLY RENT: LESSONS FOR HIGH-TECHNOLOGY INDUSTRIES FROM THE ANTITRUST DIVISION'S APPROVAL OF THE XM–SIRIUS SATELLITE RADIO MERGER pp. 697-751

J. Gregory Sidak and Hal J. Singer

SOME DYNAMICS OF HIGH-TECH MERGER ANALYSIS IN GENERAL AND WITH RESPECT TO XM–SIRIUS pp. 753-773

Thomas W. Hazlett

CHANGING THE PRESUMPTION OF WHEN TO REGULATE: THE RATIONALE OF CANADIAN TELECOMMUNICATIONS REFORM pp. 775-790

Lawson A. W. Hunter, Philippe Gauvin and David Krause

THE IMPLEMENTATION OF THE EUROPEAN COMMISSION'S MERGER REGULATION 2004: AN EMPIRICAL ANALYSIS pp. 791-809

Borja Martinez Fernández, Iraj Hashi and Marc Jegers

EMPIRICAL APPROACHES FOR IDENTIFYING MAVERICK FIRMS: AN APPLICATION TO MORTGAGE PROVIDERS IN AUSTRALIA pp. 811-836

Robert Breunig and Flavio Menezes

LESSONS FROM THE RECENT STOCK EXCHANGE MERGER ACTIVITY pp. 837-869

Ioannis Kokkoris and Rodrigo Olivares-Caminal

ASSESSING EXCESSIVE PRICING: THE CASE OF FLAT STEEL IN SOUTH AFRICA pp. 871-891

Simon Roberts

SEQUENTIAL VERSUS SIMULTANEOUS MARKET DELINEATION: THE RELEVANT ANTITRUST MARKET FOR SALMON pp. 893-913

Niels Haldrup, Peter Møllgaard and Claus Kastberg Nielsen

Volume 4, issue 2, 2008

CONSUMER COORDINATION IN THE SMALL AND IN THE LARGE: IMPLICATIONS FOR ANTITRUST IN MARKETS WITH NETWORK EFFECTS pp. 207-262

Daniel Spulber

THE SSNIP TEST AND MARKET DEFINITION WITH THE AGGREGATE DIVERSION RATIO: A REPLY TO KATZ AND SHAPIRO pp. 263-270

Øystein Daljord, Lars Sørgard and Øyvind Thomassen

SHOULD “PRICE SQUEEZE” BE A RECOGNIZED FORM OF ANTICOMPETITIVE CONDUCT? pp. 271-278

Dennis Carlton

ABOLISHING THE PRICE SQUEEZE AS A THEORY OF ANTITRUST LIABILITY pp. 279-309

J. Gregory Sidak

CONCEPTUAL PROBLEMS WITH THE HYPOTHETICAL MONOPOLIST TEST IN EX-ANTE REGULATION OF COMMUNICATIONS UNDER THE NEW REGULATORY FRAMEWORK pp. 311-334

Wolfgang Briglauer

BUNDLED REBATES AS EXCLUSION RATHER THAN PREDATION pp. 335-374

Timothy Brennan

THE ANTITRUST ASSESSMENT OF LOYALTY DISCOUNTS AND REBATES pp. 375-410

Gianluca Faella

THE USE OF CUSTOMER SURVEYS FOR MARKET DEFINITION AND THE COMPETITIVE ASSESSMENT OF HORIZONTAL MERGERS pp. 411-431

Graeme Reynolds and Chris Walters

THE PRICE EFFECTS OF HORIZONTAL MERGERS pp. 433-447

Matthew Weinberg

LEVERAGING OF MARKET POWER IN EMERGING MARKETS: A REVIEW OF CASES, LITERATURE, AND A SUGGESTED FRAMEWORK pp. 449-534

Pietro Crocioni

Volume 4, issue 1, 2008

FORENSIC ECONOMICS IN COMPETITION LAW ENFORCEMENT pp. 1-30

Maarten Pieter Schinkel

FORENSIC ECONOMICS: AN INTRODUCTION WITH SPECIAL EMPHASIS ON PRICE FIXING pp. 31-59

John Connor

THE GENESIS OF CARTEL INVESTIGATIONS: SOME INSIGHTS FROM EXAMINING THE DYNAMIC INTERRELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN U.S. CIVIL AND CRIMINAL ANTITRUST INVESTIGATIONS pp. 61-88

Vivek Ghosal

TRIGGERING INSPECTIONS EX OFFICIO: MOVING BEYOND A PASSIVE EU CARTEL POLICY pp. 89-113

Hans Friederiszick and Frank Maier-Rigaud

ON THE ALLEGEDLY INVISIBLE DUTCH CONSTRUCTION SECTOR CARTEL pp. 115-128

Peter Bergeijk

ECONOMIC ANALYSIS AND “BRIGHT-LINE” TESTS pp. 129-153

Franklin M. Fisher

MEASURING THE RATE OF RETURN FOR COMPETITION LAW pp. 155-176

Paul A. Grout and Anna Zalewska

THE CHALLENGES OF ECONOMIC PROOF IN A DECENTRALIZED AND PRIVATIZED EUROPEAN COMPETITION POLICY SYSTEM: LESSONS FROM THE AMERICAN EXPERIENCE pp. 177-206

Andrew I. Gavil