Unlike traditional antitrust analysis, a behavioural approach to antitrust law and economics is grounded in empirical … systematically from those predicted by the rational actor-based models of traditional antitrust law and economics. The behavioural …

This article seeks an answer to a question that should be well settled: for purposes of antitrust analysis, what is … 'market power' and/or 'monopoly power'? The question should be well settled because antitrust law requires proof of actual or … likely market power or monopoly power to establish most types of antitrust violations. Examination of key antitrust law …

of controversy in years to come, in this regard. It tackles decisions declaring antitrust infringements adopted by the …

certification in antitrust matters. This paper discusses how an economic analysis of the existence, extent, and nature of price …

Platform pricing may be connected to antitrust risks, which a company can face under excessive or predatory price … scrutiny when the platform is recognized as dominant in the market. Since Federal Antitrust Service of Russia (FAS Russia …. Having identified antitrust risks of platforms changing their prices (both downward and upward), we show that price increase …

This article examines the conditions when predatory pricing or exclusive dealing antitrust principles should be the … Brooke Group. Rather than assuming a loyalty contract involves exclusive dealing, antitrust analysis in all cases requires …

For years those teaching and writing about antitrust law have stressed three basic goals -- consumer surplus … avoiding liability. The Essay discusses this and other problems inherent in the goals set out for antitrust law …

formation and dissolution to illustrate how changes in antitrust policies and economic conditions might affect cartel duration … heterogeneity of cartels and the time-varying policy impacts suggested by theory. Contrary to earlier studies, my statistical tests …