Tag: Unilateral Conduct

By Caio Mario S. Pereira Neto1   As pointed out in the OECD’s recent Background Note (OECD 2022), interim measures are an important tool designed to...

By Alicia Murray1   In New Zealand, the prohibition on unilateral conduct (Section 36 of the Commerce Act 1986 (“Commerce Act”)) requires the taking advantage of...

By Thomas Hoppner (Technical University Wildau) On 27 July 2017, the European Commission adopted a decision finding that, between January 2008 and 27 July 2017,...

Posted by Social Science Research Network Google Search (Shopping) as a Precedent for Other Sectors - the Example of Google for Jobs By Thomas Hoppner, Felicitas...

Posted by Social Science Research Network Innovation by Dominant Firms in the Market: Damned If You Don't... But Damned If You Do? By Francisco Marcos (IE...

Posted by Social Science Research Network Taking it to the Limit: Shifting US Antitrust Policy Toward Standards Development By Jorge L. Contreras In November 2017, US Assistant Attorney...

Posted by Social Science Research Network 'The Big Chill'? A Comparative Analysis of Effects-Based Tests for Misuse of Market Power By Katharine Kemp (University of New...

In this interesting interview, Commissioner McSweeny addresses questions concerning unilateral conduct section investigations, the Sunshine laws, the Sharing economy andBrexit, among other topics. You can also...

Jul 22, 2013 CRCAL Presents: Second Training on Competition for Latin American Judges - Alain De Remes (Banco Interamericano de Desarrollo) & Rodrigo Ríos...

Mark Berry, Feb 13, 2013 The New Zealand Commerce Commission is an independent statutory body with responsibility for enforcing competition law. The Commerce Act 1986...