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American markets, once a model for the world, are giving up on competition. Thomas Philippon blames the unchecked … United States -- 1. Why Economists Like Competition . . . and Why You Should Too -- 2. Bad Concentration, Good Concentration …
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"American markets, once a model for the world, are giving up on competition. Thomas Philippon blames the unchecked …
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an efficient legal methodology and implementation of regulation for building competitive market has been problematic …
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AI has undoubtedly brought beneficial innovations, but from a regulatory perspective, it is alleged that it challenges the antitrust system. In this regard, this Paper shall critically assess the issues which robots on AI pose on Article 101 and whether this framework is up to the task in...
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This document (of 351 pages) contains the proceedings of a one-day roundtable on regulation and competition issues … broadcasting, approaches to regulation of broadcasting and highlighting the features of the industry which give rise to competition … member countries describing in detail the regulatory regime for broadcasting and some of the competition policy issues which …
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order to be an effective tool for the regulation of competition, antitrust analysis should go deep into the understanding of …In August 2008, the Polish Competition and Consumer Protection Authority (CCPA) referred to the European Commission the …. Yet, enforcement of competition law in the sectors of new economy is a complex task due to the high risk of false positive …
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