Antitrust Chronicle® – The Algorithms Have Landed!
Spring 2017, Volume 1, Number 2
Algorithms seem to be on the tips of many antitrust regulators’ tongues these days… • In 2015, William Baer, then principal deputy associate attorney general at the Department of Justice, stated that “[w]e will not tolerate anti-competitive conduct, whether it occurs in a smoke-filled room or over the internet using complex pricing algorithms.” • At […]
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