Tag: Most-Favored Nation
Most-Favored Nation Clauses: A Business Need But Unresolved Topic in Mexico
By Luis Omar Guerrero-Rodríguez and Martín Michaus-Fernández
Most-favored nation clauses (“MFN”) have become a topic of concern for competition authorities worldwide. Competition authorities around the...
Most Favored Nation Clauses: A French Perspective on the Booking.com Case
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Olivier Billard, Pierre Honore, May 15, 2015
As e-commerce is soaring, competition authorities across...
Online Hotel Booking
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Edurne Navarro Varona, Aarón Hernández Canales, May 15, 201
Online retail has radically changed...
Competition Policy and Regulation in Credit Card Markets: Insights from Single-sided...
Dennis Carlton, Ralph Winter, Jan 30, 2015
This paper reexamines the economics of two common features of credit card networks: the interchange fee paid by...
The Anticompetitive Potential of MFNs
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James Nieberding, Aug 22, 2014
Under competition, sellers independently set their prices and often...
Online Platforms: Retailers, Genuine Agents or None of the Above?
Jun 20, 2013
CPI Europe Column edited by Anna Tzanaki (Competition Policy International) presents:
Online Platforms: Retailers, Genuine Agents or None of the Above? by Matthew...
Another chapter in the EC’s commitments policy? The e-books commitments
Marcus Pollard, Rosario Maria Rende Granata, Nov 22, 2012
As the European Commission is set to accept an offer by Apple and four book publishers...
The Second Circuit’s Starr Decision: Why Twombly Demands More
Aaron Panner, Mar 26, 2010
In Starr v. Sony BMG Music Entertainment, plaintiffs alleged that Sony BMG, EMI, Universal Music Group, and Warner Music Group—which...