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2017-01: Behavioral Sources of the Demand for Carbon Offsets: An Experimental Study

Kai-Uwe Kühn and Neslihan Uler

2016-12: UK Competition Policy Post-Brexit: In the Public Interest?

Bruce Lyons, David Reader and Andreas Stephan

2016-11: Collusion, Firm Numbers and Asymmetries Revisited

Luke Garrod and Matthew Olczak

2016-10: Three forms of BT Separation: Objectives, solutions and effects

Richard Cadman

2016-09: Energy Affordability in the EU: The Risks of Metric Driven Policies

David Deller

2016-08: Is the Monster Green-Eyed, or just Green? Assessing the Impact of Group Cohesion and Environmental Attitudes on Energy Conservation

Mike Brock

2016-07: Does Online Search Predict Sales? Evidence from Big Data for Car Markets in Germany and the UK

Georg von Graevenitz, Christian Helmers, Valentine Millot and Oliver Turnbull

2016-06v3: Demand estimation and merger simulations for drugs: Logits v. AIDS

Farasat Bokhari and Franco Mariuzzo

2016-05: Post-merger price dynamics matter, so why do merger retrospectives ignore them?

Franco Mariuzzo and Peter Ormosi

2016-04: What can merger retrospectives tell us?An assessment of European mergers

Franco Mariuzzo, Peter Ormosi and Richard Havell

2016-03: Accommodating Public Interest Considerations in Domestic Merger Control: Empirical Insights

David Reader

2016-02: The History and Scope of EU Health Law and Policy

Mary Guy and Wolf Sauter

2016-01v3: Innovation and growth in the UK pharmaceuticals: the case of product and marketing introductions

Farasat Bokhari, Franco Mariuzzo and Anna Rita Bennato

2015-13v3: False Advertising

Andrew Rhodes and Chris Wilson

2015-12: A Competition Law Assessment of Platform Most-Favoured-Customer Clauses

Pinar Akman

2015-11: A structural break cartel screen for dating and detecting collusion

Carsten Crede

2015-10: Compensation and the Damages Directive

Sebastian Peyer

2015-09v2: Technology Entry in the Presence of Patent Thickets

Bronwyn Hall, Christian Helmers and Georg von Graevenitz

2015-08: Survey of Public Attitudes to Price Fixing in the UK, Germany, Italy and the USA

Andreas Stephan

2015-07v2: A Comparison of the Wholesale Structure and the Agency Structure in Differentiated Markets

Liang Lu

2015-06: Proliferation and Entry Deterrence in Vertically Differentiated Markets

Liang Lu

2015-05v4: Entry limiting agreements: First mover advantage, authorized generics and pay-for-delay deals

Farasat Bokhari, Franco Mariuzzo and Arnold Polanski

2015-04v3: Updates Management in Mobile Applications. iTunes vs Google Play

Stefano Comino, Fabio Manenti and Franco Mariuzzo

2015-03: Activating Actavis in Europe – the Proposal of a "Structured Effects Based" Analysis for Pay for Delay Settlements

Sven Gallasch

2015-02: Adding a New Dimension to EU Pharmaceutical Antitrust - Pay for Delay Settlements as Part of a Unilateral Strategy such as Product Hopping

Sven Gallasch

2015-01v2: Post-Cartel Tacit Collusion: Determinants, Consequences, and Prevention

Subhasish Chowdhury and Carsten Crede

2014-09: Revisiting the Regulatory State: A Multidisciplinary Review Establishing a New Research Agenda

David Deller and Francesca Vantaggiato

2014-08: Leniency Theory and Complex Realities

Andreas Stephan and Ali Nikpay

2014-07: How Do National Brands And Store Brands Compete?

Paul Dobson and Ratula Chakraborty

2014-06v2: The deterrent effect of anti-cartel enforcement: A tale of two tails

Iwan Bos, Stephen Davies and Peter Ormosi

2014-05: Retail Price MFNs: Are they RPM ‘at its worst’?

Amelia Fletcher and Morten Hviid

2014-04: Collusion under Private Monitoring with Asymmetric Capacity Constraints

Luke Garrod and Matthew Olczak

2014-03: Is the Korean Innovation of Individual Informant Rewards a Viable Cartel Detection Tool?

Andreas Stephan

2014-02: Supermarket Promotions and Food Prices

Hao Lan, Tim Lloyd and Wyn Morgan

2014-01: Mergers after cartels: How markets react to cartel breakdown

Stephen Davies, Peter Ormosi and Martin Graffenberger

2013-13: Hospital Procurement with Concentrated Sellers: A Case Study of Hip Prostheses

Charlotte Davies and Paula Lorgelly

2013-12: Pricing in the UK retail energy market, 2005 - 2013

Catherine Waddams Price and Minyan Zhu

2013-11: Searching and Switching: Empirical estimates of consumer behaviour in regulated markets

Catherine Waddams Price, Catherine Webster and Minyan Zhu

2013-10: Consumer behaviour in the British retail electricity market

Miguel Flores and Catherine Waddams Price

2013-09: Anti-trust and the ‘Beckerian Proposition’: the Effects of Investigation and Fines on Cartels

Subhasish Chowdhury and Frederick Wandschneider

2013-08: Period of limitations in follow-on competition cases: the elephant in the room?

Pinar Akman

2013-07v2: The economic impact of cartels and anti-cartel enforcement

Stephen Davies and Peter Ormosi

2013-07: The Impact of Competition Policy: What are the Known Unknowns?

Stephen Davies and Peter Ormosi

2013-06: Product Quality and Business Contracts: Intermediary Crude Oil Pricing in a Southwest-US Regional Market

Subhasish Chowdhury, Oindrila De and Stephan Martin

2013-05: Public and Private Enforcement of Competition Law A Differentiated Approach

Kai Huschelrath and Sebastian Peyer

2013-04: Conflict Resolution, Public Goods and Patent Thickets

Dietmar Harhoff, Georg von Graevenitz and Stefan Wagner

2013-03: Collusion in Industrial Economics and Optimally Designed Leniency Programmes - A Survey

Panayiotis Agisilaou

2013-02: Trade Mark Cluttering - Evidence from EU Enlargement

Georg von Graevenitz

2013-01: What is the price of pay-to-delay deals?

Farasat Bokhari

2012-14: Strategic Obfuscation and Consumer Protection Policy in Financial Markets: Theory and Experimental Evidence

Yiquan Gu and Tobias Wenzel