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The antitrust law should return to a standard more realistic and suited to the legal system — the “protection of the competitive process.” It posits a basic question for law enforcement and judges. Given complained-of conduct, is that conduct actually part of the competitive process, or is...
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components of EU standardization policy and eventually factors in EU competition law analysis. We conclude by exploring the …
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standard identifies threats to competition only by the potential consequences for consumers and ignores adverse effects on … workers, suppliers, product quality, and innovation.The effective competition standard would restore the primary aim of … antitrust laws, namely to protect competition wherever in the economy it has been compromised, including throughout supply …
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Chapter 1. Introduction -- Chapter 2. Technology Standards and Competition in the Mobile Industry by Kirti Gupta … -- Chapter 3. Standard Setting Organizations and Competition Laws: Lessons and Suggestions from the United States by Donald E … Licensing by Anne Layne-Farrar -- Chapter 7. Calculating FRAND, Licensing fees: A proposal of basic pro-dynamic competition …
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The consumer welfare standard is damaged goods. Its days are numbered. My choice for a replacement is the “Reasonable Competitive Conduct” (“RCC”) standard. The RCC is a hybrid standard that shares some concerns and features of these other standards, including a concern about dominating...
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