Tag: Competition

Jan Broulík, Amsterdam Centre for European Law and Governance Lacking predictability of competition-law enforcement has its costs. This paper shows that academic analyses of what...

The collapse of the old alliance between the Republican Party and big business is possibly the most important turning point in the history of...

This article explores the Spanish caselaw on the trucks cartel damages claims. It presents a rigorous empirical assessment of the courts' decisions (as of...

By: Lazar Radic (Truth On The Matrket) As it has before in its history, liberalism again finds itself at an existential crossroads, with liberally oriented...

By: Friedrich Wenzel Bulst & Sophie De Vinck Over the last two decades, our lives have become increasingly built on and around digital technologies. As...

By Christophe Carugati (Université Paris II) Privacy in competition cases is becoming common due to the importance of data. The literature thus focuses on the...

Ali Nikpay, a partner at the US law firm Gibson Dunn, is among the candidates being considered by Jacob Rees-Mogg as the Competition and...

The Justice Department’s Antitrust Division Assistant Attorney General Jonathan Kanter, Federal Trade Commission Chair (FTC) Lina M. Khan and Executive Vice President Margrethe Vestager of...

The Dutch Authority for Consumers and Markets (ACM) has urged energy providers Vattenfall and Greenchoice to adjust some sustainability claims the two companies were...

Australia’s Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) will reportedly pursue businesses that practice ‘greenwashing’ tactics as a priority in 2023. Greenwashing is a term used to...