Antitrust Chronicle® – Computational Antitrust
Antitrust Chronicle® September 2026 Volume 1
Dear Readers, This edition of the Chronicle is devoted to computational antitrust — a term that, five years ago, still had to be defined before it could be discussed, and which now describes a working practice inside dozens of competition agencies. The contributions gathered here take stock of that...
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