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manufacturer collusion. Thus, welfare effects may be positive or negative compared to RPM or to the absence of such restrictions …
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We study the optimal behaviour of a cartel faced with fringe competition and imperfectly attentive consumers. Intertemporal price dispersion obfuscates consumer price comparison which aids the cartel through two channels: it reduces the effectiveness of free riding by the fringe; and it relaxes...
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officials. While the possibility of collusion lowers the effectiveness of competition, officials are unable to sustain collusion …
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Antitrust authorities are particularly concerned with the dominant market position of tech giants such as Google, Facebook, and Amazon. These digital conglomerates are characterized by platform-based business models. However, despite their dominance, they are competing with each other to attract...
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The controversial debate on the appropriate standard for the assessment of bundled discounts echoes the difficulties encountered by courts, antitrust authorities and scholars in their ongoing attempt to develop a coherent theoretical framework to distinguish exclusionary conduct from legitimate...
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’ perspective, public procurement needs to take place in an environment free from collusion between tenderers, or bid rigging …
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