Tag: Consumer Welfare

Following an upward trend in the global agenda for digital-driven economies, Open Banking has emerged as a hot topic in Brazil. Since 2018, the...

By Ismael Beltrán Prado (Colombian Competition Authority)1   While writing this short column, The Economist launched a new series of economics briefs, which will be dedicated...

Climate Change is an existential threat. Competition law must be part of the solution and not part of the problem. This paper draws on...

This article discusses how to measure remedy success. Recent policy from U.S. antitrust agencies indicates potentially differing standards. The FTC’s 2017 remedy study applies...

In recent years there has been an upsurge of interest in competition policy applied to labor markets. But the development of a coherent competition...

The concept of big data has captured the public’s attention primarily in regards to its privacy implications. However, the significance of big data in...

January 2019 Why the Consumer Welfare Standard Remains the Best Guide for Promoting Competition By Joe Kennedy (Information Technology and Innovation Foundation)1 Introduction The central goal of...

Posted by Social Science Research Network Excessive Drug Pricing as an Antitrust Violation By Harry First (New York University) It is nearly four years since Martin Shkreli...

November 2018 The Consumer Welfare Debate Comes to the FTC Hearings: Who’s on the Right Side of History? By Joseph V. Coniglio (Wilson Sonsini Goodrich...

Posted by Social Science Research Network Back to School: What the Chicago School and New Brandeis School Get Right By Gregory J. Werden & Luke M. Froeb The...