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We model an enforcement problem where firms can take a known and lawful action or seek a profitable innovation that may enhance or reduce welfare. The legislator sets fines calibrated to the harmfulness of unlawful actions. The range of fines defines norm flexibility. Expected sanctions guide...
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a lenient authorization regime, and finally to a strict one. In contrast, absent innovative activity, regulation should … rely only on authorizations, and laissez-faire is never optimal. Therefore, in innovative industries regulation should be …
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When a customer can borrow from several competing banks, multiple lending raises default risk. If creditor rights are poorly protected, this contractual externality can generate novel equilibria with strategic default and rationing, in addition to equilibria with excessive lending or...
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. Surprisingly enough only very few antitrust authorities (Bulgaria, Portugal, Peru) are allowed to finance their own budget in this …
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dynamics affect the outcome of antitrust enforcement in China. It has two major findings. First, bureaucratic politics have a … that antitrust enforcement in China is a highly pluralistic process involving officials from various central ministries and …
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fines and damages for liability; or the choice of legal standards in antitrust law enforcement. The business practices are …
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for higher probabilities of social harm. Patent and antitrust policies act as substitutes in our setting; additional room …
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When a customer can borrow from several competing banks, multiple lending raises default risk. If creditor rights are poorly protected, this contractual externality can generate novel equilibria with strategic default and rationing, in addition to equilibria with excessive lending or...
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For the ongoing and upcoming auctioning of 5G spectrum an important question is, what drives network quality in mobile markets? When comparing the provided mobile network quality between various EU countries considerable differences between these markets become apparent, which cannot be solely...
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the much-discussed instrument of ministerial approval under Section 42 GWB by a regulation on the exemption of cartels …
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