Antitrust Chronicle® – Self-Preferencing
February 2025 Volume 2
Dear Readers, In this edition of the Chronicle, we explore the challenges posed by a relatively new concept in antitrust law — platform “self‑preferencing.” The conttributions bring analyses that not only delve into the economic and legal nuances of self‑preferencing but also offer innovative policy recommendations. To open, Michael L....
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