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One of the world’s leading economic consulting firms, Compass Lexecon provides law firms, corporations, and government clients with clear analysis of complex issues.

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The Analysis

In The Analysis, we consider the complex challenges that businesses and policymakers face, and demonstrate the light that economic analysis can shed on them – albeit partially – to inform better decisions and advance important debates.

The Analysis • 28 Nov 2024

On the plausibility of small cartel overcharges
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The Analysis • 28 Nov 2024

Lessons from the first FSR merger investigations
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The Analysis • 28 Nov 2024

Dynamic markets and stale market definitions: The snowballing burden of legacy market segmentations in media mergers
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The Analysis • 01 Oct 2024

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

Is the threat of retaliation by customers an economically sound defence to input foreclosure?
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The Analysis • 01 Oct 2024

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

The Landscape under China’s New Anti-Monopoly Law: An Economic Perspective
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The Analysis • 06 Jun 2024

Labour market monopsony power: Assessment of labour substitutability
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The Analysis • 06 Jun 2024

Unleashing Champions: What European football tells us about globalisation, concentration and competition
The Analysis • 06 Jun 2024

What are Fair and Reasonable prices? Making a flexible concept tractable
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Multi-jurisdictional merger control accounting for decisional errors
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The Analysis • 28 Feb 2024

Validating that royalties inferred from “comparable” SEP licences are FRAND
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The Analysis • 28 Feb 2024

The return of long-term contracts for electricity: Implications for competition policy
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The Analysis • 28 Feb 2024

The not so-simple interaction between labour and product markets: Applications to competition policy
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The Analysis • 28 Nov 2023

Do four-to-three mobile mergers harm consumers?
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The Analysis • 28 Nov 2023

Pro-competitive rationale of public price announcements
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The Analysis • 28 Nov 2023

Lessons from the life and death of merger efficiency claims: Merger rationales v merger efficiencies
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The Analysis • 28 Sept 2023

Evidencing market definition in TV and digital advertising: the TF1/M6 case

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