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Settlements and appeals in the European Commission's cartel cases: An empirical assessment

Hellwig, Michael; Hüschelrath, Kai; Laitenberger, Ulrich - 2016

subsequently run out-of-sample predictions to estimate the number of hypothetical appeals cases in the settlement era absent the … settlement procedure. Our findings of a settlement-induced reduction in the number of appeals of up to 55 percent allow the …

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Delegation in a multi-tier court system: are remands in the U.S. federal courts driven by moral hazard?

Sarel, Roee; Demirtas, Melanie - 2019

We analyze the countervailing incentives that mid-level appellate judges face when deciding whether to remand a case back to the lower court. Although appellate courts' ability to remand cases can mitigate moral hazard problems, by restraining trial court judges, it may sometimes instead...

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Firms and unemployment insurance take-up

Lachowska, Marta; Sorkin, Isaace; Woodbury, Stephen A. - 2022

effects in both claiming and appeals, and, consistent with deterrence effects, these are negatively correlated. Second, low …

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The appeals process: An empirical assessment

Hüschelrath, Kai; Smuda, Florian - 2014

The appeals process - whereby the losing party of an administrative or judicial decision can seek reconsideration of …

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Determinants of the duration of European appellate court proceedings in cartel cases

Smuda, Florian; Bougette, Patrice; Hüschelrath, Kai - 2014

investigate the determinants of the duration of the subsequent one- or two-stage appeals process. We find that while the speed of … the firststage appellate court decision depends on the court's appeals-related workload, the complexity of the case, the …

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