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17 Dec 2024

What is an exclusionary abuse?

16 Dec 2024

Governance and Competition – The Case of Sports

10 Dec 2024

The Energy Charter Treaty: Misguided Fears or Self-Interest?
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Article • 17 Dec 2024

What is an exclusionary abuse?
- Antitrust & Competition
- Policy & Regulation
Article • 16 Dec 2024

Governance and Competition – The Case of Sports
Article • 10 Dec 2024

The Energy Charter Treaty: Misguided Fears or Self-Interest?
Article • 09 Dec 2024

Does Improved Market Contestability Imply Higher Consumer Surplus?
- Antitrust & Competition
- Retail
The Analysis • 28 Nov 2024

On the plausibility of small cartel overcharges
- Antitrust & Competition
- Damages
The Analysis • 28 Nov 2024

Lessons from the first FSR merger investigations
- Antitrust & Competition
The Analysis • 28 Nov 2024

Dynamic markets and stale market definitions: The snowballing burden of legacy market segmentations in media mergers
- Antitrust & Competition
- Entertainment & Media
Article • 21 Nov 2024

Comments on the Mobile Telecoms Sections of the European Commission’s Report on the State of Competition in the EU
- Antitrust & Competition
- Telecommunications
Article • 01 Nov 2024

A tale of two approaches: Merger policy during the Biden administration
- Antitrust & Competition
Article • 31 Oct 2024

Guidelines without Guidance: Roundtable discussion on the draft Article 102 guidelines
- Antitrust & Competition
Article • 23 Oct 2024

Implementing the DMA: The role of behavioural insights
- Digital Platforms
- Technology
The Analysis • 01 Oct 2024

Ten years of the Damages Directive: Three ways to better use economic analysis in court
- Damages
The Analysis • 01 Oct 2024

The Landscape under China’s New Anti-Monopoly Law: An Economic Perspective
- Antitrust & Competition
- Mergers & Acquisition Litigation
The Analysis • 01 Oct 2024

Bad Blood? Appetite for State aid concepts in Southeast Asia since Taylor Swift’s exclusivity deal
- Entertainment & Media
- State Aid
The Analysis • 01 Oct 2024

Is the threat of retaliation by customers an economically sound defence to input foreclosure?
- Antitrust & Competition
Article • 18 Sept 2024

The merger-specificity of efficiencies: ensuring consistency of assessment between regulatory concerns, efficiency claims and remedial commitments
- Antitrust & Competition
Article • 09 Sept 2024

The Effect of Voice AI on Digital Commerce
- Technology