calculation of the overcharge caused by a monopolistic exclusionary practices — a form of antitrust injury. In both contexts …, courts compare actual prices with those in counterfactual, but-for world free from improper exploitation of monopoly power …

innovation. This Chapter examines antitrust policy towards network industries. The discussion considers the policy implications … dynamic efficiency. Our analysis finds that antitrust policy makers should not presume that network industries are more … competition have effectively eliminated support for application of the essential facilities doctrine. Antitrust policy in network …

This paper provides an overview of recent developments in algorithmic antitrust, and the economics and legal issues …

This article, published in 1987, responds to John Shepard Wiley, A Capture Theory of Antitrust Federalism, 99 Harv. L … "state action" antitrust immunity because it reinforces representative (as opposed to administrative) political processes … legislative processes provides a more appropriate basis for deference to state economic choices than the theory of legislative …

possibilities to judge on the successfulness of cartel enforcement activities by competition authorities around the world …

antitrust laws to the conduct alleged in that case. The Court considered several factors, including the availability and … competence of other laws to regulate unwanted behavior, and the potential that application of the antitrust laws would result in … unusually serious mistakes. This paper examines whether similar considerations suggest restraint when applying the antitrust …

as a general rule. We focus on antitrust applications. In light of the benefits from innovation, the optimal policy will …

estimate overcharges in antitrust matters (e.g., price-fixing) where but-for prices may be less than actual prices during the …

procompetitive motivation for resale price maintenance has important implications for antitrust analysis, whether the legal standard …