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Price Gouging Amidst the COVID-19 Pandemic

Price Gouging Amidst the COVID-19 Pandemic

Since the outbreak of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) pandemic, the legal landscape surrounding price gouging has changed rapidly and dramatically. Attorneys general and state governors...
Robbin’ Hood

Robbin’ Hood

Is it an antitrust offense to sell face masks at a high price in the midst of a pandemic? In this essay I address...
Price Gouging in a Time of Sea Change

Price Gouging in a Time of Sea Change

The purpose of price gouging laws is to prevent excessive pricing and profiteering in a state of emergency. But price gouging laws in the...
The New Transatlantic Attack on High Prices Price Gouging

The New Transatlantic Attack on High Prices: Price Gouging

The COVID-19 outbreak has generated a surge of consumer complaints and governmental investigations about excessive pricing and price gouging. Anti-price gouging laws seek to...
Interim Measures Remedy Deal Price Gouging COVID-19

Interim Measures: A Remedy to Deal with Price Gouging in the...

Interim measures are cease-and-desist orders that can be issued when there is an imminent risk of serious and irreparable harm to competition. The adoption...
Price Gouging Under Brazilian Competition Law

Price Gouging Under Brazilian Competition Law: Better Left Dormant?

Price gouging is a hot topic in the antitrust community as a result of COVID-19, and Brazil is no exception. In this article, we...
Retail Payment

Growth, Girth, and the Last Mover Advantage

By E. Kumar Sharma1   India’s biggest company, Reliance Industries, has acquired a cash-strapped rival to gain a major chunk of the Indian bricks-and-mortar retail.2 The...
UK LAW

UK Regulator To Prolong Oneworld Transatlantic Pact Due To Pandemic

UK competition regulators have imposed interim measures to address concerns over transatlantic routes operated under the Oneworld alliance’s joint business arrangement, having opted not...
COVID

UK Watchdog Pushes TUI Over COVID-19 Cancelled Holiday Refunds

Britain's competition regulator announced it will refund customers for COVID-19 cancelled holidays by September 30, after it investigated consumer complaints that travel companies were...
UK Lowers Cost Of COVID-19

Antitrust Enforcement During COVID-19: China’s Response and the Long-Term Implications

By Wei Han & Yajie Gao1   COVID-19 is the first economic disruption to hit China since implementation of the Anti-Monopoly Law of the P.R.C. (“AML”)...
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