Reviewing Mergers Under Article 102 TFEU: Proximus/EDPnet (Belgium)
Antitrust & Competition Policy Blog
by D Daniel Sokol
22h ago
Reviewing Mergers Under Article 102 TFEU: Proximus/EDPnet (Belgium) Friso Bostoen Tilburg University - TILT Abstract With Proximus/EDPnet, the Belgian Competition Authority initiated the first ex post review of a merger under Article 102 TFEU since the Towercast judgment. In Towercast ..read more
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A Critical Inquiry Into ‘Abuse’ in EU Competition Law
Antitrust & Competition Policy Blog
by D Daniel Sokol
22h ago
A Critical Inquiry Into ‘Abuse’ in EU Competition Law Pinar Akman School of Law, University of Leeds Abstract Disagreement abounds on what exactly constitutes an ‘abuse’ within Article 102 TFEU, EU competition law’s prohibition of an abuse of a dominant ..read more
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Are Cartels Forever? Global Evidence Using Quantile Regression Analysis
Antitrust & Competition Policy Blog
by D Daniel Sokol
3d ago
Are Cartels Forever? Global Evidence Using Quantile Regression Analysis By: Polemis, Michael Abstract: The longevity of cartels has been a highly contested topic among economists and managers, with numerous researchers arguing that cartels are inherently unstable and their endurance is ..read more
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Artificial Intelligence and Competition Law
Antitrust & Competition Policy Blog
by D Daniel Sokol
5d ago
Artificial Intelligence and Competition Law Friso Bostoen Tilburg University - TILT Abstract Firms use algorithms for important decisions in areas from pricing strategy to product design. Increased price transparency and availability of personal data, combined with ever more sophisticated machine ..read more
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Who does “Big Tech” stand for? Conflict between shareholders and executives over the direction of technological change
Antitrust & Competition Policy Blog
by D Daniel Sokol
1w ago
Who does “Big Tech” stand for? Conflict between shareholders and executives over the direction of technological change Vili Lehdonvirta University of Oxford - Oxford Internet Institute Rachel Ricucci University of Oxford - Oxford Internet Institute Abstract Literature on large technology ..read more
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The "Love Effect" in Platform Markets: How Selective Promotion of Complements Affects Value Creation
Antitrust & Competition Policy Blog
by D Daniel Sokol
1w ago
The "Love Effect" in Platform Markets: How Selective Promotion of Complements Affects Value Creation Carmelo Cennamo Copenhagen Business School - Department of Strategy and Innovation; SDA Bocconi Ioanna Constantiou Copenhagen Business School - Department of Strategy and Innovation Michael Wessel ..read more
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Variety-Based Congestion in Online Markets: Evidence from Mobile Apps
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by D Daniel Sokol
1w ago
Variety-Based Congestion in Online Markets: Evidence from Mobile Apps Daniel Ershov In many online markets, consumers have to spend time and effort browsing through products. The addition of new products could make other products less visible, creating congestion externalities. Using ..read more
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The Welfare Effects of Vertical Integration in China's Movie Industry
Antitrust & Competition Policy Blog
by D Daniel Sokol
1w ago
The Welfare Effects of Vertical Integration in China's Movie Industry Luming Chen, Lisa Xuejie Yi and Chuan Yu This paper investigates the welfare effects of vertical integration in China's movie industry. We leverage data covering all theaters and 423 popular ..read more
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A Critical Inquiry Into ‘Abuse’ in EU Competition Law
Antitrust & Competition Policy Blog
by D Daniel Sokol
1w ago
A Critical Inquiry Into ‘Abuse’ in EU Competition Law Pinar Akman School of Law, University of Leeds Abstract Disagreement abounds on what exactly constitutes an ‘abuse’ within Article 102 TFEU, EU competition law’s prohibition of an abuse of a dominant ..read more
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Media Competition and News Diets
Antitrust & Competition Policy Blog
by D Daniel Sokol
2w ago
Media Competition and News Diets Charles Angelucci, Julia Cagé and Michael Sinkinson Technological innovations like broadcast television and the internet challenge local newspapers' business model of bundling their local content with third-party content, such as wire national news. We examine ..read more
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