Tag: Merger Analysis

Posted by Social Science Research Network Antitrust Remedies for Labor Market Power  By Suresh Naidu,  Eric A. Posner,  E. Glen Weyl Recent research indicates that labor market power has...

Despite regulators’ best efforts, the upside from leaking corporate deals still appears too great to resist for some corporate advisers. According to a report being...

Posted by Social Science Research Network Three economist's tools for antitrust analysis: A non-technical introduction  By Russell W. Pittman (US Department of Justice) Abstract:     The importance of economics...

Macfarlanes’ new Brussels office will be launched with the hire of an EU and competition specialist from King & Wood Mallesons, while three of...

By Krisha A. Cerilli - The recent challenge to Staples acquisition of Office Depot brought to the forefront several key aspects of antitrust merger analysis....

In this issue: Competition authorities are looking hard at the economic theories that underlie the empirical analysis they use when evaluating mergers. With their recent...

This article is part of a Chronicle. See more from this Chronicle James Killick, Assimakis Komninos, Feb 05, 2009 The publication by the European Commission of...

In this issue: The Spring 2012 issue of Competition Policy International takes a look back at articles that have challenged and advanced antitrust scholarship. We...

From the Editor David Evans, Apr 30, 2009 From the Editor: Spring 2009 The contributors to this issue well deserve thanks from the editorial team and our...

Michael McFalls, Apr 29, 2013 Transactional work can provide outside antitrust counsel immense opportunities to create, cement, and expand relationships with in-house counsel. For IP-intensive...