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Lee, Sangyun; Schißler, Jan - 2023

Unfair practices by online platforms have not only exclusionary effects on relevant markets but also exploitative effects on captive business users (and/or individual users). Nevertheless, attention is lopsided with most of the focus having been placed on the exclusionary abuse. With the aim of...

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Platform Discrimination Against Rivals : An Economic Framework for Antitrust Enforcement

Hovenkamp, Erik - 2023

fall within a category of unilateral conduct that is virtually impossible to challenge under existing antitrust law. To … evaluating platform discrimination in a practicable way that is consistent with core antitrust principles. Following other recent …

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A Cursory Overview of Self-Preferencing in Korea : NAVER Shopping

Lee, Sangyun - 2023

The triumph of the self-preferencing doctrine is not confined to Europe but is found in many other jurisdictions as well. Korea is a case in point. On December 14, 2022, the Seoul High Court decided that the Korean competition authority (i.e., Korea Fair Trade Commission, ‘KFTC’) was right...

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In Fairness We (Should Not) Trust. The Duplicity of the Eu Competition Policy Mantra in Digital Markets

Colangelo, Giuseppe - 2023

, antitrust enforcers have usually been reluctant to engage with the unfairness of terms and conditions. Nonetheless, against the …

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The EU Digital Markets Act (DMA) : A Competition Hand in a Regulatory Glove

Moreno Belloso, Natalia; Petit, Nicolas - 2023

The newly enacted Digital Markets Act (DMA) finds itself at a crossroads. The DMA can develop into a specialist field of competition law for digital platforms or it can evolve into a new field of EU law, detached from competition law. The DMA’s ultimate trajectory will depend on the legal...

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Markets, Competition, and Fairness

Garces, Eliana; Colangelo, Giuseppe - 2023

Fairness considerations are increasingly evoked in economic policy and have become part of the current conversation on the objectives of competition policy. While fairness is undoubtedly an acceptable objective by itself and has its place in the history of economic regulation, its treatment in...

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Saving the News

Woodcock, Ramsi - 2022

’s attempts to save itself by negotiating payments from social media companies, promoting antitrust action against them, and …

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Antitrust for High-Tech and Low : Regulation, Innovation, and Risk

Cass, Ronald A. - 2012

Severe limitations on antitrust enforcement officials’ knowledge and the potential impact of ill-advised investigations … single-firm conduct. Although it is common to depict antitrust enforcement as protecting market competition while other forms … of regulation are seen as intrusions (justifiable or not) into market operation, antitrust enforcement has …

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Solving the Patent Settlement Puzzle

Elhauge, Einer; Krueger, Alex - 2012

Courts and commentators are sharply divided about how to assess “reverse payment” patent settlements under antitrust …

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Shaping Markets : A Critical Evaluation of the Draft Data Act

Metzger, Axel; Schweitzer, Heike - 2022

With the publication of the “Proposal for a Regulation on harmonised rules on fair access to and use of data (Data Act)” in February 2022, the European Commission has delivered the centrepiece of its “European strategy for data”. The Draft Data Act proposes a horizontal right of access...

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