Tag: Market Definition

By Garima Sodhi,1 Sailee Sakhardande,2 & Bhaavi Agrawal3   I. Introduction The superstructure of robust economic arguments in antitrust cases is based on an underlying foundation...

By Malcolm B. Coate & Shawn W. Ulrick (U.S. Federal Trade Commission), John M. Yun (George Mason University) Critical loss analysis is an empirical tool...

The Federal Trade Commission and the Pennsylvania Office of Attorney General recently challenged a proposed hospital system merger in the Philadelphia, PA area as...

Universality of antitrust abuse is discernable in decisions of Competition Commission of India “abuse of dominance” of Google and global giants of platform markets....

By Pauline Affeldt & Tomaso Duso (German Institute for Economic Research), Klaus Gugler (Vienna University), Joanna Piechucka (Paris School of Economics) An increasing body of...

By Viktoria H.S.E. Robertson (University of Graz) Leading jurisdictions around the world are debating whether the nature of data-driven digital markets and the smart technologies...

February 2019 CPI EU News Column edited by Thibault Schrepel, Sam Sadden & Jan Roth (CPI) presents: What the Servier judgment1 teaches us about market definition under...

Posted by Social Science Research Network The Logic of Market Definition By David Glasner & Sean Patrick Sullivan Despite the voluminous commentary that the topic has attracted in recent...

Posted by Social Science Research Network Market Definition and Free Online Services: The Prospect of Personal Data as Price By Magali Eben The innovative new technology and...

Posted by Social Science Research Network Defining Markets for Multi-Sided Platforms: The Case of Search Engines By Thomas Hoppner (Technical University Wildau) Abstract:     Despite the rise...