Tag: Rule of Reason
Why the New Evidence on Minimum Resale Price Maintenance Does Not...
Thomas Lambert, Michael Sykuta, Nov 13, 2013
The battle over the proper legal treatment of minimum resale price maintenance continues to rage in the United...
The Use of Economic Analysis in RPM Cases in China: Is...
Yan Yu, Oct 28, 2013
This paper revisits the economics of resale price maintenance, comments on the extent to which economic principles were embraced by...
Navigating the Murky Waters of RPM in Chinese Antitrust Law
Ken Dai, Oct 28, 2013
China just celebrated the 5-year anniversary of the Anti-Monopoly Law, which took effect on August 1, 2008. The anti-monopoly enforcement...
Resale Price Maintenance in Brazil: A Moving Target
Ana Paula Martinez, Mariana Tavares de Araujo, Oct 28, 2013
Resale price maintenance is one of the current hot topics in the antitrust community, not...
Resale Price Maintenance in Emerging Competition Regimes in Asia (ex-China)
Clara Ingen-Housz, Oct 28, 2013
Resale price maintenance is the practice whereby suppliers of goods or services specify a fixed, minimum, or maximum resale price...
Reverse Payment Settlements in the United States and Europe: Moving Toward...
David Tayar, William Rooney, Agathe Richard, Sep 30, 2013
After more than a decade of debate and complex litigation on "reverse payment" settlements, the Supreme...
Section 5 Guidelines: Fixing a Problem that Doesn’t Exist?
Sharis Pozen, Anne Six, Sep 16, 2013
When Congress enacted the Federal Trade Commission Act in 1914, almost 25 years after enacting the Sherman Act,...
Section 5 Guidelines: Josh Wright as the New King of Corinth?
Joe Sims, Sep 16, 2013
Thus, it was hardly surprising that one of the first things Commissioner Wright did in his new role was to...
Tying – Still a Competitive Evil
Peter Carstensen, Dec 20, 2012
This article examines the unavoidable adverse effects on consumer choice, consumer prices, and competition in the market for the tied...
Antitrust and Nonexcluding Ties
Herbert Hovenkamp, Dec 20, 2012
Notwithstanding hundreds of court decisions and scholarly articles, tying arrangements remain enigmatic. Conclusions that go to either extreme, per se...