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Macneil's 'essential contract theory,' in particular his proposed contract norms. Three presuppositions are posited and then …, present a risk of distortion in debating contract law reform …
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commodity markets, to earn a supply contract and to keep it. Assessing and ensuring compliance, however, may be problematic …
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particular classes of contract should be regulated in one manner or the other study microeconomic features of the transactions at …
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The wine industry in the United States has grown tremendously over the past few decades, from fewer than 1,000 wineries in 1980 to upward of 8,500 today. The growth has occurred over a period that has seen substantial changes in the structure of the wine industry, the modes of distribution...
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applicable to the market in which the contract is used. The article suggests that the reliance on that rule is normatively … the contract or its provision. By adopting the regulatory rule for contract interpretation, courts can preserve the …
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This thesis strives to offer new insights in two main areas. First, in the well-researched domain of payment cards chapters 2 and 3 investigate an aspect that has hitherto been scantly examined, namely, the fact that merchant usage fees differ substantially among merchant sectors. Additionally,...
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Platform pricing may be connected to antitrust risks, which a company can face under excessive or predatory price scrutiny when the platform is recognized as dominant in the market. Since Federal Antitrust Service of Russia (FAS Russia) prefers price-cost comparison when studying excessive or...
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Pricing algorithms are rapidly transforming markets, from ride-sharing apps, to air travel, to online retail. Regulators and scholars have watched this development with a wary eye. Their focus so far has been on the potential for pricing algorithms to facilitate explicit and tacit collusion....
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In the first part of the paper we study the pricing policies of a customer-owned firm in the absence of external regulation. The profit-sharing rule is a key element of the price choice and our analysis focuses on the two most common ones, uniform and proportional. The main result is that the...
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