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 3, issue 4, 2007

HOW MUCH COLLUSION? A META-ANALYSIS OF OLIGOPOLY EXPERIMENTS pp. 491-549

Christoph Engel

THE CUSTOMER IS SOMETIMES RIGHT: THE ROLE OF CUSTOMER VIEWS IN MERGER INVESTIGATIONS pp. 551-607

Darren S. Tucker, Scott L. Reiter and Kevin L. Yingling

ENTRY, PRODUCT LINE EXPANSION, AND PREDATION pp. 609-624

Vincenzo Denicolo', Michele Polo and Piercarlo Zanchettin

COMMERCIAL AGENCY AGREEMENTS, VERTICAL RESTRAINTS, AND THE LIMITS OF ARTICLE 81(1) EC: BETWEEN HIERARCHIES AND NETWORKS pp. 625-672

Ioannis Lianos

COMPETITION IN FREIGHT RAILWAYS: “ABOVE-THE-RAIL” OPERATORS IN CENTRAL EUROPE AND RUSSIA pp. 673-687

Russell Pittman, Oana Diaconu, Emanual Šip, Anna Tomová and Jerzy Wronka

USING RETAIL DATA FOR UPSTREAM MERGER ANALYSIS pp. 689-715

Sofia Villas-Boas

Volume 3, issue 3, 2007

UNITED STATES COURTS AND THE OPTIMAL DETERRENCE OF INTERNATIONAL CARTELS: A WELFARIST PERSPECTIVE ON EMPAGRAN pp. 309-339

Alvin K. Klevorick and Alan O. Sykes

ECONOMICS AND THE RIGOROUS ANALYSIS OF CLASS CERTIFICATION IN ANTITRUST CASES pp. 341-356

John H. Johnson and Gregory K. Leonard

POTENTIAL EFFECTS OF PROPOSED PRICE GOUGING LEGISLATION ON THE COST AND SEVERITY OF GASOLINE SUPPLY INTERRUPTIONS pp. 357-397

W. David Montgomery, Robert A. Baron and Mary K. Weisskopf

THE ECONOMICS OF “WIRELESS NET NEUTRALITY” pp. 399-451

Robert Hahn, Robert Litan and Hal J. Singer

PRICE SQUEEZE: LESSONS FROM THE TELECOM ITALIA CASE pp. 453-470

Michele Polo

SHOULD ANTITRUST CONSENT DECREES REGULATE POST-MERGER PRICING? pp. 471-490

Farrell Malone and J. Gregory Sidak

Volume 3, issue 2, 2007

WELFARE STANDARDS, SUBSTANTIVE TESTS, AND EFFICIENCY CONSIDERATIONS IN MERGER POLICY: DEFINING THE EFFICIENCY DEFENSE pp. 149-179

An Renckens

CAUSATION IN EC MERGER CONTROL pp. 181-202

Antonio Bavasso and Alistair Lindsay

MARKET ANALYSIS IN THE PRESENCE OF INDIRECT CONSTRAINTS AND CAPTIVE SALES pp. 203-231

Roman Inderst and Tommaso Valletti

BANK-FIRM RELATIONSHIP AS A STRATEGIC COMMITMENT IN A DUOPOLISTIC ENVIRONMENT pp. 233-241

Tay-Cheng Ma

EXCLUSIONARY PRICING AND CONSUMERS HARM: THE EUROPEAN COMMISSION'S PRACTICE IN THE DSL MARKET pp. 243-279

Laura Ferrari Bravo and Paolo Siciliani

THE PROHIBITION OF THE PROPOSED SPRINGER-PROSIEBENSAT.1 MERGER: HOW MUCH ECONOMICS IN GERMAN MERGER CONTROL? pp. 281-306

Oliver Budzinski and Katharina Wacker

Corrigendum pp. 307-308

Niklas Strand

Volume 3, issue 1, 2007

BIDDING MARKETS pp. 1-47

Paul Klemperer

THE LAW AND ECONOMICS OF REGULATING RATINGS FIRMS pp. 49-96

Harold Furchtgott-Roth, Robert Hahn and Anne Layne-Farrar

THE CASE OF EXPORT CARTEL EXEMPTIONS: BETWEEN COMPETITION AND PROTECTIONISM pp. 97-126

Florian Becker

USING COUNTY-BASED MARKETS TO SUPPORT AND FEDERAL RESERVE MARKETS TO IMPLEMENT BANK MERGER POLICY pp. 127-148

Elizabeth S. Laderman and Steven J. Pilloff

Volume 2, issue 4, 2006

THE DETERMINATION OF ANTITRUST LIABILITY IN UNITED STATES v. MICROSOFT: THE EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE THE DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE USED TO PROVE ITS CASE pp. 549-671

Wayne R. Dunham

ON THE SCOPE FOR THE EUROPEAN COMMISSION'S 2006 FINING GUIDELINES UNDERTHE LEGAL MAXIMUM FINE pp. 673-682

Iwan Bos and Maarten Pieter Schinkel

CONCEPTUAL AND APPLIED PROBLEMS WITH THE UK COMPETITION FILTER pp. 683-696

Sean Lyons and Francis O'Toole

A SIMPLE CRITICAL LOSS TEST FOR THE GEOGRAPHICAL MARKET pp. 697-707

Niklas Strand

Volume 2, issue 3, 2006

SUBSTITUTING COMPLEMENTS pp. 333-347

Giuseppe Dari-Mattiacci and Francesco Parisi

A CONSUMER-WELFARE APPROACH TO NETWORK NEUTRALITY REGULATION OF THE INTERNET pp. 349-474

J. Gregory Sidak

COMMENTS ON NETWORK NEUTRALITY pp. 475-477

Leonard Waverman

PRICE DISCRIMINATION UNDER EC COMPETITION LAW: ANOTHER ANTITRUST DOCTRINE IN SEARCH OF LIMITING PRINCIPLES? pp. 479-531

Damien Geradin and Nicolas Petit

FORM- VERSUS EFFECTS-BASED APPROACHES TO THE ABUSE OF A DOMINANT POSITION: THE CASE OF TICKETMASTER IRELAND pp. 533-548

Paul Gorecki

Volume 2, issue 2, 2006

COORDINATING PRIVATE CLASS ACTION AND PUBLIC AGENCY ENFORCEMENT OF ANTITRUST LAW pp. 159-187

David Rosenberg and James P. Sullivan

COMPETITION IN PROFESSIONAL SERVICES MARKETS: ARE LATIN NOTARIES DIFFERENT? pp. 189-214

Roger Van den Bergh and Yves Montangie

COMPETITION POLICY WITH OPTIMALLY DIFFERENTIATED RULES INSTEAD OF “PER SE RULES VS RULE OF REASON” pp. 215-244

Arndt Christiansen and Wolfgang Kerber

THE POTENTIAL DEMISE OF ANOTHER NATURAL MONOPOLY: NEW TECHNOLOGIES AND THE ADMINISTRATION OF PERFORMING RIGHTS pp. 245-284

Ariel Katz

WHEN DOES AN OPTIONAL TARIFF NOT LEAD TO A PARETO IMPROVEMENT? THE AMBIGUOUS EFFECTS OF SELF-SELECTING NONLINEAR PRICING WHEN DEMAND IS INTERDEPENDENT OR FIRMS DO NOT MAXIMIZE PROFIT pp. 285-299

John C. Panzar and J. Gregory Sidak

THE COMPETITIVE EFFECTS OF A CABLE TELEVISION OPERATOR'S REFUSAL TO CARRY DSL ADVERTISING pp. 301-331

Hal J. Singer

Volume 2, issue 1, 2006

UNILATERAL REFUSALS TO LICENSE pp. 1-42

Herbert Hovenkamp, Mark D. Janis and Mark A. Lemley

ANTITRUST ANALYSIS FOR THE INTERNET UPSTREAM MARKET: A BORDER GATEWAY PROTOCOL APPROACH pp. 43-69

Alessio D'Ignazio and Emanuele Giovannetti

MERGERS, STANDARD OF PROOF AND EXPERT ECONOMIC EVIDENCE pp. 71-100

Yves Botteman

WHEN CAN REGULATION DEFER TO COMPETITION FOR CONSTRAINING MARKET POWER?: COMPLEMENTS AND CRITICAL ELASTICITIES pp. 101-112

Dennis L. Weisman

THE FAILURE OF COMPETITIVE ENTRY INTO FIXED-LINE TELECOMMUNICATIONS: WHO IS AT FAULT? pp. 113-148

Robert W. Crandall and Leonard Waverman

THE DIFFERENT ROLE OF MANDATORY ACCESS IN GERMAN REGULATION OF RAILROADS AND TELECOMMUNICATIONS pp. 149-158

Günter Knieps

Volume 1, issue 4, 2005

NETWORK REGULATION: THE MANY FACES OF ACCESS pp. 635-678

Daniel Spulber and Christopher S. Yoo

COMPETITION BETWEEN CABLE TELEVISION AND DIRECT BROADCAST SATELLITE: THE IMPORTANCE OF SWITCHING COSTS AND REGIONAL SPORTS NETWORKS pp. 679-705

Andrew Stewart Wise and Kiran Duwadi

DOES ECONOMICS PROVIDE A RELIABLE GUIDE TO REGULATING COMMODITY BUNDLING BY FIRMS? A SURVEY OF THE ECONOMIC LITERATURE pp. 707-746

Bruce H. Kobayashi

PARALLEL IMPORTATION AND SERVICE QUALITY: AN EMPIRICAL INVESTIGATION OF COMPETITION BETWEEN DVDS AND CINEMAS IN NEW ZEALAND pp. 747-770

Matthew Burgess and Lewis Evans

THE PERCEIVED SIZE OF SMALL BUSINESS BANKING MARKETS pp. 771-784

Dean F. Amel and Kenneth Brevoort

A CRITIQUE OF PROFESSOR CHURCH'S REPORT ON THE IMPACT OF VERTICAL AND CONGLOMERATE MERGERS ON COMPETITION pp. 785-792

James Cooper, Luke Froeb, Daniel O'Brien and Michael Vita

THE CHURCH REPORT'S ANALYSIS OF VERTICAL AND CONGLOMERATE MERGERS: A REPLY TO COOPER, FROEB, O'BRIEN, AND VITA pp. 797-802

Jeffrey Church

Volume 1, issue 3, 2005

COMPARING ANTITRUST ENFORCEMENT IN THE UNITED STATES AND EUROPE pp. 427-439

Douglas H. Ginsburg

CROSS-SUBSIDY ANALYSIS WITH MORE THAN TWO SERVICES pp. 441-448

Gerald R. Faulhaber

BARGAINING OVER FIXED-TO-MOBILE TERMINATION RATES: COUNTERVAILING BUYER POWER AS A CONSTRAINT ON MONOPOLY POWER pp. 449-472

Ken Binmore and David Harbord

THE POTENTIAL FOR SIGNIFICANT INACCURACIES IN MERGER SIMULATION MODELS (The Antitrust Paradox: A Policy at War with Itself) pp. 473-496

Mike Walker

UNITED STATES v. MICROSOFT: DID CONSUMERS WIN? pp. 497-539

David Evans, Albert L. Nichols and Richard Schmalensee

THE POTENTIAL DEMISE OF ANOTHER NATURAL MONOPOLY: RETHINKING THE COLLECTIVE ADMINISTRATION OF PERFORMING RIGHTS pp. 541-593

Ariel Katz

THE ATTEMPTED MERGER BETWEEN GENERAL ELECTRIC AND HONEYWELL: A CASE STUDY OF TRANSATLANTIC CONFLICT pp. 595-633

Jeremy Grant and Damien Neven

Volume 1, issue 2, 2005

Toward a theory of jurisdictional competition: the case of the Japanese FTC pp. 247-277

Yoshiro Miwa and John Ramseyer

Competitive analysis using a flexible demand specification pp. 279-301

Jerry A. Hausman and Gregory K. Leonard

Class certification in the Microsoft indirect purchaser litigation pp. 303-338

William H. Page

Assessing Market Power: The Trade-off Between Market Concentration and Multi-Market Participation pp. 339-354

Dennis L. Weisman

The concurrent application of competition law and regulation: the case of margin squeeze abuses in the telecommunications sector pp. 355-425

Damien Geradin and Robert O'Donoghue

Volume 1, issue 1, 2005

Introduction pp. 1-1

Damien Geradin and J. Gregory Sidak

Anatomy of the Rise and Fall of a Price-Fixing Conspiracy: Auctions at Sotheby's and Christie's pp. 3-20

Orley Ashenfelter and Kathryn Graddy

Market Failure and Non-Standard Contracting: How the Ghost of Perfect Competition Still Haunts Antitrust pp. 21-95

Alan J. Meese

Excessive Prices: Using Economics to Define Administrable Legal Rules pp. 97-122

David Evans and A. Jorge Padilla

Antitrust in China: The Problem of Incentive Compatibility pp. 123-148

Bruce Owen, Su Sun and Wentong Zheng

Michelin II: A Per Se Rule Against Rebates by Dominant Companies? pp. 149-171

Denis Waelbroeck

Did Mandatory Unbundling Achieve Its Purpose? Empirical Evidence from Five Countries pp. 173-245

Jerry A. Hausman and J. Gregory Sidak