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Veljanovski, Cento - 2021

This chapter sets out the principles and emerging practice governing cartel damages in the EU and UK. It identifies the types of damages available; the issue surrounding causation, pass-on, volume effects, and mitigation; and the methods that have been be used to estimate overcharges, volume...

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Unraveling the Spreading Pattern of Collusively Effective Competition Clauses

Trost, Michael Markus - 2022

collusion. It turns out that in homogeneous markets with capacity-constrained retailers, the retailers with the largest … real commercial life) to induce the most robust collusion. However, it turns out that this peculiar finding can be resolved … demand is specified by efficient rationing, the most robust collusion can also be enforced by CCs of conventional forms …

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Competition, Collusion and Spatial Sales Patterns - Theory and Evidence

Hunold, Matthias; Hüschelrath, Kai; Laitenberger, Ulrich; … - 2018

We study competition in markets with transport costs and capacity constraints. We compare the outcomes of price competition and coordination in a theoretical model and find that when firms compete, they more often serve more distant customers who are closer to the competitor’s plant. If firms...

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Does Entry Remedy Collusion? Evidence from the Generic Prescription Drug Cartel

Starc, Amanda; Wollmann, Thomas - 2022

the cartel’s internal operations to regulatory filings and market data. We find that collusion induces significant entry …

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Can Partial Horizontal Ownership Lessen Competition More Than a Monopoly?

Brito, Duarte; Ribeiro, Ricardo M.; Vasconcelos, Helder - 2021

In this paper we investigate the anti-competitive effects of partial horizontal ownership in a setting where: (i) two cost-asymmetric firms compete à la Cournot; (ii) managers deal with eventual conflicting interests of the different shareholders by maximizing a weighted sum of firms' operating...

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Dynamic price discrimination with customer recognition

Sun, Ching-jen - In: The B.E. journal of theoretical economics 14 (2014) 1, pp. 217-250

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Per-customer quantity limit and price discrimination : evidence from the U.S. residential mortgage market

Ma, Chao - In: International journal of industrial organization 70 (2020), pp. 1-27

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When to give the green light to green agreements

Castroviejo, Guillaume; Jenkins, Helen; Klein, Timo; … - 2021

Should companies be allowed to cooperate—or ‘collude’—on socially beneficial environmental behaviour? Do companies even have the incentive to cooperate on socially beneficial behaviour? In this article, we reconcile apparently divergent views concerning the law and economics of the value...

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On Interdependent Supergames: Multimarket Contact, Concavity, and Collusion

Spagnolo, G. - Faculty of Economics, University of Cambridge - 1999

depend on how they are doing in others. Then, multimarket contact always facilitates collusion. It may even make it …

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Multimarket Contact, Concavity, and Collusion: on Extremal Equilibria of Interdependent Supergames

Spagnolo, Giancarlo - Economics Institute for Research (SIR), … - 1996

are doing in others. In this case multimarket contact always facilitates collusion, and may make it sustainable in all …

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