This article analyzes the basic characteristics of the Argentine competition law and the way in which it has been …

majority share of the markets for general-search results and advertising, prompting antitrust and competition-law scrutiny of …. This type of steering forecloses competition in markets not immediately adjacent to the platform itself. Current antitrust …

Competition law accommodates two different contexts within which economics may be applied, each defined by a distinct … type of cause-effect relationships. First, there are effects of competition law on business conduct (deterrence effects … effects is Economic Analysis of Law. Second, there are effects of business conduct on competition (competitive effects …

's competition division by re-mixing regulatory authority and commercial rights through the Fédération Internationale l … settlement, they also reveal a major flaw in the 2001 agreement. Instead of restoring competition, the power may just have been …

standard identifies threats to competition only by the potential consequences for consumers and ignores adverse effects on … workers, suppliers, product quality, and innovation.The effective competition standard would restore the primary aim of … antitrust laws, namely to protect competition wherever in the economy it has been compromised, including throughout supply …