We’re observing the start of the holiday season with a cornucopia of controversial antitrust topics including FTC Commissioner Josh Wright’s response to our September colloquium on unfair methods of competition…

Corporate leniency. It is for most countries these days the key foundation to cartel enforcement. Encouraging the wrongdoers to come forward, confess their antitrust transgressions, expose their co-conspirators, and receive…

Joshua Wright, Nov 27, 2013 I want to thank the participants in Competition Policy International’s Symposium on the Federal Trade Commission’s unfair methods of competition  authority under Section 5 of…

Rosa Abrantes-Metz, Nov 27, 2013 Credit Rating Agencies were at the center of the recent financial crisis, with some critics going so far as to blame them for the crisis itself.…

Roy Hoffinger, Nov 27, 2013 It is time to end the “confidentiality” exception to according a Respondent due process. At the same time, prohibitions and measures to enforce against the…

Frank Maier-Rigaud, Ulrich Schwalbe, Nov 27, 2013 Damages caused by violations of Article 101 and 102 Treaty on the Functioning of the European Union are viewed as an important private enforcement…

Svetlana Golovanova, Andrey Shastitko, Nov 27, 2013 This article demonstrates that even established and verified facts of agreements among producers are not sufficient conditions for either cartel identification and, as…

Lia Vitzilaiou, Nov 27, 2013 By its judgment No. 869/2013, the Athens Administrative Court of Appeals ruled on an appeal filed by TASTY FOODS S.A. against decision No. 520/VI/2011 of…