Antitrust Law and Effects on Innovation, Quality and the Labor Market
…more complete view of competition in any given market. Because such an accurate description of competition is a goal of antitrust, these three texts are worth a closer look. …
…more complete view of competition in any given market. Because such an accurate description of competition is a goal of antitrust, these three texts are worth a closer look. …
The dangers of prematurely exercising operational control over an acquisition target, or at least appearing to operate organizational control, are highlighted by a Department of Justice Antitrust Division action announced…
…are – completed without notification to and/or approval by the Competition and Markets Authority (“CMA”). In this article, I examine the CMA’s use of its new powers to impose interim…
…Virginia, unlike North Carolina here, did not “clearly articulate” a policy that would cover the Bar’s anticompetitive private activities. An impressive array of amici lined up behind the Board: Attorneys-General…
…Chair at Iowa College of Law, has authored roughly 100 articles, approximately 50 essays and book reviews, and dozens of books. He is the senior surviving author of the landmark…
…freedom to pursue such activities. Thus, as a consequence, a “competitively significant link” should ONLY catch Ryanair/Aer Lingus type fact patterns (i.e. a direct acquisition of a non-controlling minority shareholding…
…a newly-formed healthcare entity, North Albany Medical Center, LLC, expressed an interest in acquiring Palmyra and operating it as a competing general acute care hospital, and that the staff of…
…form is available at: http://www.antitrustinstitute.org/sites/default/files/Awards%20Entry%20Form%202014.doc Details of the award procedures are available at: http://www.antitrustinstitute.org/sites/default/files/Awards%20Procedures%202014_0.pdf Private Enforcement Conference In addition, please consider sponsoring an associate to attend the December 2 Private…
…entry were insignificant. That one competitor, Stryker Corporation, could be viewed as an “atypical competitor.” Stryker, already a major manufacturer of medical devices, had a ready-made distribution network and an…
…are “forced” to buy the bundle. Because we want even monopolists to compete aggressively, not all bundled discounts have been considered anticompetitive. Articulating the test for competitive harm, however, has…