Tag: Policy

We consider how textbook economic techniques should be applied in online advertising markets. We argue that the necessary conditions for revealed preference theory fail...

For several decades, EU antitrust developed incrementally based on a widely accepted doctrinal orthodoxy, which arranged all participants by enabling global investment and trade....

By Folakunmi Pinheiro1 I. Introduction Earlier this year, the African Union passed the Protocol on Competition Policy to the Agreement establishing the African Continental Free Trade...

Even though the U.S. healthcare system exhibits higher administrative costs than any other OECD nation, they have not received substantial attention from policymakers despite...

The healthcare industry is comprised of numerous types of providers and suppliers who are generally considered competitors from an antitrust standpoint, but their collaboration...

By: Joseph Farrell (Network Law Review) Competition policy is founded on a basic principle: in competitive markets, better deals attract more business, which creates a...

By Brenda Yuanyuan Xiong*   Introduction The relationship between competition law and economic regulation has evolved from a state of conflict to one of mutual recognition....

The Biden Administration is using recent inflationary pressure as an excuse to push a progressive price regulation agenda that would harm consumers, businesses, and...

The essential facilities doctrine is back. Yet, despite its recent endorsements, the doctrine’s criticisms linger. They range from allegations that monopolies lack incentives to...

By Ademir Antonio Pereira Jr., Yan Villela Vieira & Gabriel de Aguiar Tajra1 This article discusses key developments in Brazilian Competition Policy in 2022. Here,...