As major policy shifts unrelated to Antitrust loom once again over several of the world’s large and emerging economies, Competition theorists have had a dynamic and inspiring summer of developments to look forward to. From fretting over an overall decline in competitive zeal to the ongoing dilemma of common ownership and the Terra Incognita that still remains as we sail deeper into the depths of digital markets, August has plenty food for thought as we bid the summer months farewell…
Competition shaped by EU policy: A voyage into the unknown In FTC v. Qualcomm, Judge Koh Gets Lost in the Weeds Amazon’s Problem Is Too Much Competition, Not Too Little Recent Developments in Canadian Cartel Enforcement: Is Business Becoming Immune to the Competition Bureau’s Immunity/Leniency Programs? Some Early Thoughts On the Division’s New Policy On Corporate Compliance Programs (From a Guy Who Was Admittedly Against This When He Was With the Division) Ministerial approval Miba/Zollern: A Green Industrial Policy for medium-sized companies A Federal Antitrust Investigation Can Cause an Antitrust Blizzard Global Declining Competition The Dilemma of Shareholder Engagement by Large Fund Groups Candid impressions from a trip in the heart of the Brazilian Antitrust scene How Amazon’s Pricing Policies Squeeze Sellers and Result in Higher Prices for Consumers AT&T/Time Warner: Rube Goldberg Machines, Bob Dylan Quotes and a Shifting View of Video Programming Competition The Limits of Private Action: What the Past 40 Years Taught Us About the Perils of Unregulated Markets The Capitalist Paradox: How Cooperation Enables Free Market Competition |
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