This paper offers an opportunity to reflect on Frank Easterbrook’s seminal work on the Limits of Antitrust and to … discuss its particular relevance to the problem of antitrust enforcement in the face of innovation. The error-cost framework … in antitrust originates with Easterbrook’s analysis, itself built on twin premises: first, that false positives are more …

products and services. In Europe, courts and competition authorities have advanced new antitrust theories of harm that target … such practices, as have various legislative initiatives around the world. In the aftermath of the European General Court … anticompetitive may merely allow antitrust enforcers to bypass the legal standards and evidentiary burdens typically required to prove …

to consumers—has greatly reduced antitrust enforcement over the past forty years is not that rules of reason are biased … illegality that characterized mid-twentieth-century antitrust law. Either way, however, the Court's current failure explicitly to … recognize that an antitrust enforcement apparatus of modest means is incapable of delivering upon the idealism of case …

around the world opt in to superior techniques, they will achieve greater progress toward dismantling competitive restraints …

, the intensity of local competition and the standard of living. Perception data from the World Economic Forum is used to … effectiveness explain a substantial part of the perception of the effectiveness of antitrust policy. During the first years of (new … further improvement of their application performance after a certain time. The effectiveness of antitrust policy has a …

of antitrust institutions and authorities. Within such a multilevel competition policy system, the horizontal and …

finalizing the Doha Development Agenda, increased heterogeneity of interests within the World Trade Organization (WTO) puts into …-making should be analysed in tandem if we are to make any sense of how global trade works. It further advocates for a new theory of … they partake in transboundary commercial activities. This theory would also be the result of taking a norm-user perspective …

. In today's globalized world, ED is an important tool for countries to develop, stay engaged, and even survive … various operation levels. In this globalized world, the economy has significantly influenced international affairs and …