Tag: Reform

By Lindsey M. Edwards1   Introduction Antitrust enforcers, practitioners, and scholars descended upon Washington, D.C. this month for the ABA’s 70th Annual Section of Antitrust Law Spring...

Dear Readers, Antitrust has been subject to an unusual degree of public attention of late. In the U.S., President Biden has made antitrust enforcement a...

The United States has lost its world leadership in antitrust, evidenced by its narrow conception of market power and its abuse.  This essay pinpoints...

President Biden made vigorous antitrust enforcement a key pillar of his agenda during his first year in office, setting the tone himself in July...

In this article we offer a number of recommendations for updating the merger guidelines. Our comments address six distinct areas: (1) the guidelines’ structure, (2)...

Like all new administrations, the Biden Administration entered office promising change in antitrust policy. Unlike previous administrations, however, the change this Administration promised was...

President Biden made antitrust law — and reforming it — an important part of his administration’s agenda. Nearly nine months after he issued a...

By Thomas W. Ross1   Momentum is building for a potentially far-reaching review of Canada’s competition regime.2 Canada does not modify its competition statute frequently. The...

This paper comments on the results of the first ex post review of merger cases undertaken by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (“ACCC”),...

By Richard J. Gilbert* & A. Douglas Melamed**   The push to reform antitrust law by more aggressive enforcement strategies and perhaps new legislation has been...