Competition Law and Economics

Edited by Abel M. Mateus and Teresa Moreira

in Books from Edward Elgar Publishing

Abstract: Competition policy is at a crossroads on both sides of the Atlantic. In this insightful book, judges, enforcers and academics in law and economics look at the consensus built so far and clarify controversies surrounding the issue.

Keywords: Economics and Finance; Law - Academic (search for similar items in EconPapers)
JEL-codes: B4 (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Date: 2010
ISBN: 9781848449992
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Chapters in this book:

Ch 1 Speech by the President of the Republic at the Opening Session of the Second Lisbon Conference on Competition Law and Economics

Aníbal Cavaco Silva

Ch 2 Helping Europeans Get the Best Deal: A Sound Competition Policy for Well-functioning Markets

Neelie Kroes

Ch 3 Competition Policy and Consumer Protection in the EU

Meglena Kuneva

Ch 4 Competition Policy Enforcement in the European Union: State of Art and Major Challenges

Abel M. Mateus

Ch 5 Costs and Benefits of Private and Public Antitrust Enforcement: An American Perspective

Douglas H. Ginsburg

Ch 6 Administrative Regulation versus Private Enforcement – the EU Perspective

John D. Cooke

Ch 7 Improving Judicial Control of Administrative Decisions in Competition Enforcement

Frédéric Jenny

Ch 8 The Effectiveness and Limitations of the Portuguese System of Competition Law Enforcement by Administrative and Civil Procedural Means

José Manuel Sérvulo Correia

Ch 9 Mergers in Regulated Industries: Electricity

Dennis Carlton

Ch 10 Modelling Competition and Regulation in Wireless Telecommunications: A Progress Report

Luis Cabral

Ch 11 Competition Law and Policy Modernization: Lessons from the U.S. Common-law Experience

Thomas O. Barnett

Ch 12 Abuses of Dominant Position and Monopolization: Conclusions of the Major Debates in the EU and USA

Emil Paulis

Ch 13 Abuses of Dominant Position, Intellectual Property Rights and Monopolization in EU Competition Law: Some Thoughts on a Possible Course of Action

Inge Govaere

Ch 14 Abuses of Dominant Position and Monopolization: An Economic Perspective

Patrick Rey

Ch 15 The Current Debate About Section 2 of the Sherman Act: Judicial Certainty versus Rule of Reason

Barry E. Hawk

Ch 16 The Legal Periphery of Dominant Firm Conduct

Herbert Hovenkamp

Ch 17 Monopolization and the Fading Dominant Firm

Timothy Bresnahan

Ch 18 Do National Champions Have Anything to do with Economics?

Anne Perrot

Ch 19 Competition Policy and Competitiveness in Europe

John Fingleton

Ch 20 Ownership, Performance and National Champions

Damien Neven

Ch 21 Antitrust Policy and Industrial Policy: A View from the U.S

Lawrence J. White

Ch 22 Recent Canadian Policy Towards Industry: Competition Policy, Industrial Policy and National Champions

Thomas Ross

Ch 23 Economics in State Aid: Soon as Routine as Dentistry?

Lowri Evans and Harold Nyssens

Ch 24 The New Approach to State Aid: Contributions and Limits from Case Law of the European Courts

Massimo Merola and Marie Debieuvre

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