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CPI Antitrust Chronicle: No poach agreements - an economic perspective

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Global Merger Insights: An Economist's Perspective

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CPI Antitrust Chronicle: No poach agreements - an economic perspective

Global Merger Insights: An Economist's Perspective

How will India’s draft digital competition bill shape the future?

Competition in labour markets, the renewed interest of the competition authorities

Report on consumer’s valuation of e-commerce in France: anti-inflationary effect and vast choice

Labour market monopsony power: Assessment of labour substitutability

Multi-jurisdictional merger control accounting for decisional errors

Unleashing Champions: What European football tells us about globalisation, concentration and competition

Merger efficiencies, entry, and consumer welfare

Real Estate Commissions: Some Insights from the Economics of Multi-Sided Platforms

Legitimate Objectives in Antitrust Analysis: The FIFA Regulation of Agents and the Right to Regulate Football in Europe

Horizontal Mergers and Supplier Power

Not all E-Commerce Businesses are Born Equal: Implications for Privacy Regulation

Validating that royalties inferred from “comparable” SEP licences are FRAND

The return of long-term contracts for electricity: Implications for competition policy

The not so-simple interaction between labour and product markets: Applications to competition policy

Merging Laggards

CPI Antitrust Chronicle: Booking/eTraveli and one-stop shopping

Ecosystem theories of harm – a new risk or just a new word?

The Geopolitical Implications of Patent Holdout and the Ensuing Race to the Home Court

Use of Economists in Competition Law Investigations

Expelling the Economists from EU Merger Control

A cost-of-living squeeze? Distributional implications of rising inflation

Exclusive Distribution Agreements in the Context of the Digital Economy