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direct federal commission, rather than through traditional antitrust remedies. Nevertheless, the practical realities of … Article argues that, albeit imperfect, antitrust law remains the most practical way to regulate commercial sports leagues …
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The Smith Commission is charged with the rapid development of proposals for increased devolution of powers to the Scottish Parliament. One area very poorly covered in the past has been the interaction of devolved government with the regulatory state. While further powers will be devolved, there...
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This study evaluates the impact of competition on quality, innovation and price in Europe’s mobile communications market during the 4G era (2011-18). Our results indicate that European mobile users in more concentrated markets benefitted the most from higher network quality, particularly with...
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. It closes by exploring how a dynamic capabilities/competition-minded antitrust policy would look like. The paper was …
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and regulatory domain. Antitrust agencies are into the spotlight because antitrust is the first arm of government … question the antitrust community is asking is whether antitrust agencies are equipped with the appropriate tools and powers to … face today’s increasingly dynamic markets. Our study aims to tackle this question by building and testing an ML antitrust …
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Competition and economic regulation policies have traditionally been based on the conception of a “standard” consumer who is perfectly rational, has a high level of computational skills, and is invariant to the environment in which choices are made. An ever-expanding body of research...
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The sun is setting on the days when multinationals could establish intricate tax systems to drastically reduce their tax bills. Since the 1990s, the OECD and the EU have taken resolute steps to compel their members to eradicate corporate tax elusion and harmful tax competition. These solutions...
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Blockchain technology has in recent years captured attention and funding based on its promise to build trust among multiple parties without the need for a trusted intermediary. Born out of government-funded research on game theoretic Byzantine consensus, it offers the prospect of a more...
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While online platforms are an enforcement priority for European competition authorities, the latter are only now turning their attention to app stores (after having scrutinized, among others, hotel booking websites, search engines and online marketplaces). However, app stores can be...
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The purpose of this paper is the following: firstly, to chart how much economic reform of CEE electricity industries has taken place to date; secondly, to discuss why progress has been so limited; and, thirdly, to consider the prospects over the next few years. In charting the economic progress to...
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