Search Results - subject:"Relevant Market"

Evolving market boundaries and competition policy enforcement in the pharmaceutical industry

Siotis, Georges; Ornaghi, Carmine; Castanheira, Micael - In: European journal of law and economics 55 (2023) 2, pp. 313-348

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Competition Law in Digital Era – How to Define the Relevant Market?

Patakyova, Maria T. - 2023

analysis, one must first define the relevant market. However, this task is becoming more intricate in today’s digital era … services do not pay for the use, at least they do not pay by money. This paper asks how to define relevant market in such case …. Three methods of relevant market definition are presented, namely qualitative analysis, SSNIP test and SSNDQ test. The paper …

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EU Market Definition : Is It Outdated?

Juma, Peter M. - 2023

The Treaty of Rome, whose eighty-fifth article forbade agreements with the purpose of fixing prices or stifling competition, served as the first vehicle for the introduction of competition law into the Economic Community of Europe. The European Competition Commission was given guidance in using...

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The Role of Market Definition in Setting Antitrust Fines

Mullan, Hugh - 2023

The value of sales of an undertaking infringing antitrust law is a key determinant of the size of the fine levied by a competition authority. European competition authorities rely only on the turnover the undertaking receives from the products in relation to which the infringing conduct...

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Abuse of Dominance Position in Relevant Market : Analysis of DLF Case

Goswami, Parineeta; Sharma, Ananya - 2023

As an overall proposition competition law comprises of rules that are planned to ensure the course of the competition to expand consumer welfare. Competition law has developed at a marvellous rate lately because of the gigantic changes in political reasoning and economic conduct that have...

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Supply-Side Factors Identify Market Participants, Not Markets : Global Antitrust Institute Comment on the EC's Draft Notice on Defining Relevant Markets for EU Competition Law

Raskovich, Alexander; Ginsburg, Douglas H.; Kobayashi, … - 2023

in a relevant market if they can profitably swing production into the market quickly and without significant sunk costs …, but that such supply-side factors should not be applied to the definition of a relevant market itself. Insofar as market …

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Replacing the structural presumption

Kaplow, Louis - 2022

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Seven Myths of Market Definition

Sullivan, Sean - 2022

Roughly a year into control of the federal antitrust agencies, President Biden’s antitrust team is turning its attention to policies and enforcement practices. They seem poised to start, as antitrust so often does, with market definition. This is an appropriate target for review but also...

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Microsoft/Activision – Market Definition and Theories of Harm Under EU Competition Law

Ziermann, Fabian - 2022

Whilst the acquisition of Activision Blizzard by Microsoft is yet to be notified to the European Commission, once notified it will certainly require a substantial competition law assessment. This article discusses the Commission’s decisional practice relating to market definition in gaming...

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Qualitative Market Definition

Nachbar, Thomas - 2022

Modern antitrust law has come under intense criticism in recent years, with a bipartisan chorus of complaints about the power of technology and internet platforms such as Google, Amazon, Facebook, and Apple. A fundamental issue in these debates is how to define the “market” for the purposes...

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