Tag: Refusal to deal
Trinko Meets Microsoft: Leverage and Foreclosure in Platform Refusals to Deal
Large platforms are often accused of refusing to serve (or discriminating against) competing sellers in adjacent product markets. Antitrust law labels such activity a...
Big Data, Little Chance of Success: Why Precedent Does not Support...
As the digital economy has matured, “Big Data”— extremely large datasets that require sophisticated tools to analyze — has enabled extraordinary innovation, creating a...
My Competitor-Supplier Just Decided to Stop Dealing with Me: Do the...
Luis Blanquez (The Antitrust Attorney)
Good news––the answer is yes. The bad news, however, is that antitrust laws only help you in very limited scenarios.
As...
Price Discrimination as a Violation of the Sherman Act
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Price Discrimination as a Violation of the Sherman Act
By Ramsi Woodcock (Georgia State University)
Abstract: The advance of the...
The antitrust duty to charge low prices
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The antitrust duty to charge low prices
By Ramsi Woodcock (Georgia State University)
Abstract: Antitrust’s embrace of the maximization of welfare in...
Should Intent Be a Separate Element of an Abuse of Market...
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Hyungbae Kim, Jan 27, 2008
In the history of Korean competition law enforcement, the...
