Tag: History

William Kovacic, Apr 24, 2008 In the eye of the historian, published judicial decisions are badly incomplete accounts of the disputes they resolve. Some incompleteness...

This article is part of a Chronicle. See more from this Chronicle Valentine Korah, Apr 06, 2007 Article 81 forbids as incompatible with the common market...

Michael Salinger, Apr 01, 2006 With a major set of hearings scheduled in the United States on the antitrust treatment of single-firm conduct, economists have...

Oct 07, 2014 CPI Asia Column edited by Vanessa Zhang (Global Economics Group) presents: The 2013 Amendments to Japan’s Anti-Monopoly Act: Some History and a Preliminary...

Sep 11, 2014 The first competition law was passed in 1889 in Canada, followed shortly by the United States in 1890. Subsequent expansion of competition...

Maher Dabbah, May 29, 2012 ...Despite this rich history and past glory, Islamic countries did not carry the mechanism of economic regulation, in the form...

Maher Dabbah, May 29, 2012 ...Despite this rich history and past glory, Islamic countries did not carry the mechanism of economic regulation, in the form...

Arvid Fredenberg, Aug 13, 2012 It could have started better. Einar Hope, former Director-General of the Norwegian Competition Authority and Professor of Energy Economics at...

Jun 19, 2012 During the 1980s, there began a spirited revival of interest in the writings of Joseph Schumpeter (1883-1950), spurred by renewed attention to...

William Kovacic, Oct 19, 2011 The enhancement of cooperation in competition policy between the European Union and the United States is a genuine success story...