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An Effective and Enforceable Alternative to the Consumer Surplus Standard

Duhamel, Marc; Townley, Peter G.C - 2003

We argue that sound merger policy requires an effective and enforceable efficiency defence standard. An effective standard yields decisions that serve the social objectives of competition policy. This requires minimization of the expected social cost of making Type I and II errors. An...

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Promoting Competition in Healthcare Enforcement and Policy : Framing an Active Competition Agenda

Greaney, Thomas L.; Richman, Barak D. - 2019

regulation. In many areas however, problems persist. Many markets remain controlled by monopolies, constrained by outdated … regulation, and foreclosed to new entrants and ideas from anticompetitive strategies from incumbents. We therefore believe the … insurance markets, excessive regulation could undermine the viability of state insurance markets. The FTC and DOJ should monitor …

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The Effect of Immigration Enforcement on Crime Reporting : Evidence from the Priority Enforcement Program

Jacome, Elisa - 2018

Weak trust between immigrants and law enforcement may undermine law enforcement agencies' ability to keep communities safe. This paper documents that an immigrant's willingness to report crime is affected by immigration enforcement policies. I analyze the Priority Enforcement Program (PEP),...

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Competition Enforcement and Procedure

Nazzini, Renato - 2018

This is the first work to disentangle the procedural complexities of the interplay between public and private enforcement of competition law in the EU and in the UK as well as in its transnational, multi-jurisdictional dimension. Now in its second edition, the work considers a number of...

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Enforcement of Women’ Property Rights by Rwandan Courts : Battle of Equality Before the Law

Nshimiyimana, Didace - 2018

Gender equality is essential for the achievement of human rights for all. Women are entitled to live with dignity and must enjoy the rights to equal protection by the law. The Judiciary remain the guardian of human rights and freedoms. The paper analyses the enforcement, by the judiciary, the...

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Police Institutions and Police Abuse : Evidence from the US

Rad, A. N. - 2019

What can explain variation in police abuse across America’s largest enforcement agencies? This question is salient given the media attention and the investigations conducted by the US Department of Justice finding problems of accountability and transparency in America’s policing apparatus....

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International Corporate Bribery and Unilateral Enforcement

Magnuson, William J. - 2015

This Article explores how unilateral action to regulate international corporate bribery can serve as a partial substitute for multilateral action. The standard account generally assumes that domestic efforts to combat international corporate bribery disadvantage domestic corporations and create...

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The Execution of an Arbitration Provision as a Condition Precedent of Medical Treatment : Legally Enforceable? Medically Ethical?

Ginsberg, Marc - 2015

Is it reasonable for a physician to condition treatment upon the patient’s execution of an arbitration agreement? Is such an agreement enforceable? Is such an agreement medically ethical? This paper will address these topics (and others) in an effort to determine whether a treatment...

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Free-Riding on Enforcement in the WTO

Johns, Leslie; Pelc, Krzysztof J. - 2015

Countries can challenge potential trade violations using the WTO's dispute settlement system, yet many policies that appear to violate WTO rules remain unchallenged, even when they have a significant economic impact. Why is this? We argue that the likelihood that a country challenges a...

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Resolute Enforcement is Not Just for Restrictionists : Building a Stable and Efficient Immigration Enforcement System

Martin, David A. - 2015

This essay, part of a symposium held at the University of Virginia, defends the importance of resolute enforcement in sustaining generous immigration policy, particularly America’s singularly high lawful admission levels and relatively successful immigrant integration record. Drawing on other...

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