Tag: Enforcement

Antitrust regulations are meant to promote fair competition in the market, but balancing administrative and legal costs with enforcement can be difficult when multi-layered...

By Wouter Meester and Daniel Westrik1   The withdrawal of a cartel case brought against Citigroup and Deutsche Bank in last February came as a surprise...

The United States has lost its world leadership in antitrust, evidenced by its narrow conception of market power and its abuse.  This essay pinpoints...

President Biden made vigorous antitrust enforcement a key pillar of his agenda during his first year in office, setting the tone himself in July...

President Biden made antitrust law — and reforming it — an important part of his administration’s agenda. Nearly nine months after he issued a...

The current “anti-monopoly enforcement storm” was prompted by China’s top leadership in late 2020 under the policy objective of “preventing disorderly expansion of capital”. ...

By Roman Inderst2 & Stefan Thomas3   Austria and the Netherlands are two examples where since 2021 the goal of (ecological) sustainability has been enshrined in...

By David Fila1   The last two decades have seen extraordinary legislative efforts in the European Union (EU) and Latin America to strengthen both public and...

Jurisdictions around the world are preparing regulations for artificial intelligence, as investments in AI technologies continue to increase as a source of efficiency and...

By: Kati Cseres & Michael Borgers (Verfassungs Blog) Last week, the General Court of the European Union, in its judgment T-791/19 Sped-Pro, recognized for the first...