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Brazilian Competition Policy in 2023: A Changing Landscape
By Ademir Antonio Pereira Jr., Yan Villela Vieira & Gabriel de Aguiar Tajra1 This article discusses critical developments in Brazilian Competition Policy in 2023. We present an overview of...
Michael Eisenkraft, J. Douglas Richards, May 14, 2013 As detailed in a recent popular book by Jacob Hacker & Paul Pierson, recent decades have brought to America a well-orchestrated political campaign to favor the economic interests of large corporations over those victimized by torts and other wrongful corporate acts. Hallmarks of that campaign have included propagandistic […]
Zuzana Sabova, Oct 30, 2012 Competition law was introduced in Slovakia in the early 1990s as a part of the market mechanisms aimed at the transformation from a centrally planned to a market economy. In 2011, the Antimonopoly Office of Slovakia (“Office”) celebrated its 20th anniversary. The role of the institution in the economic life […]
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