Tag: Transparency

By Despina Pachnou1   Competition law enforcement is part of a country’s overall law enforcement and is shaped by a country’s legal system, history, and culture....

This article addresses the problem of the regulation of digital advertising in Japan from a comparative and global perspective. There are a number of...

The U.S. health care system is in the midst of disruptive changes designed to expand access, improve quality, and lower costs. Price transparency is...

Posted by Social Science Research Network The Case for Global Best Practices in Antitrust Procedural Fairness By D. Daniel Sokol Procedural fairness and its two component parts,...

Posted by Social Science Research Network Beyond ‘Hipster Antitrust’: A Critical Perspective on the European Commission's Google Decision By Angela Daly (Queensland University of Technology) Abstract:  ...

The Federal Trade Commission's (FTC) Acting Chairman Maureen K. Ohlhausen announced several internal process reforms in the agency’s Bureau of Consumer Protection that will...

Posted by Social Science Research Network Patent Privateers and Antitrust Fears By Matthew G. Sipe (Yale University) Abstract:         Patent trolls are categorically demonized as...

By Roy Hoffinger - As many jurisdictions enter the field of or intensify their enforcement of competition law, and agencies adopt decisions that benefit local competitors...

In this issue: In April, the Mexican CFC (Competition Commission) celebrated its first official competition day focusing on issues of guidance and transparency. In honor...

This article is part of a Chronicle. See more from this Chronicle Marcus Bezzi, Nicholas Heys, Jul 15, 2015 Now 40 years old, the Australian Competition...