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This study explores the critical role of market definition in antitrust and competition law, where defining the … relevant market is fundamental for assessing competition between firms, products, and markets. Traditional methods for market …
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In current horizontal merger policy in the US and the EU an explicit efficiency defense is allowed. On both sides of …’ potential to harm consumers in the relevant market. Current merger policy is implicitly based on the assumption that rational … managers will only propose privately profitable mergers. In this thesis I will show that the empirical evidence on merger …
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Degree of Doctor of Philosophy in Economic Analysis of Competition Law (XXV cicle), is the result of a scientific research in … the field of the economic analysis of competition law developed through academic experiences at the Erasmus Rotterdam … Economics in France, as well as through professional experiences as competition economist at the Antitrust Department of Pavia …
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Book Review of Ignacio De Leon's "An Institutional Assessment of Antitrust Policy The Latin American Experience" (Wolters Kluwer 2009) Reviewed by A.E. Rodriguez
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We develop a model wherein collusive firms' decisions to keep or to destroy the hard evidence is endogenous. Unlike previous literature, we assume that the administration of the cartel crucially depends on the existence of the hard evidence. Within this framework, we explore the impact of a...
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The chapter tackles the key remedies in merger operation at European and Italian level. On the basis of the 2008 Notice … on remedies, the writers analyses the pros and cons of each remedy on the basis of the recurrent praxis of the European … Commission and of the Italian competition authority, also with respect to appeals launched at the European or Italian …
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We analyze a situation where an antitrust authority delegates to an audit inspector the mission of gathering the sufficient information to condemn a cartel. The authority has two instruments at her disposal: rewarding the inspector with a proportion of the collected fine or providing him with...
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We develop a model wherein collusive firms' decisions to keep or to destroy the hard evidence is endogenous. Unlike previous literature, we assume that the administration of the cartel crucially depends on the existence of the hard evidence. Within this framework, we explore the impact of a...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10015232278
This paper reports the results of an experiment designed to assess the ability of an incumbent seller to profitably foreclose a market with exclusive contracts. We use the strategic environment described by Rasmusen, Ramseyer, and Wiley (1991) and Segal and Whinston (2000) where entry is...
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Standard antitrust optimal fines rely on a microeconomic static model. Motchenkova describes optimal antitrust dynamic sanctions and their application for EU and US methodology. For the EU fine, and based on this methodology, we find an equilibrium point for a high level of offense (2 times...
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