Why Privacy Experts Need a Place at the Antitrust Table
July 30, 2021
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By: Cristina Caffarra & Johnny Ryan (Pro Market) There is a market power crisis and a privacy crisis, and they
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JAN ROTH Kanarski studied in England after a fully bilingual education in Mexico City. From 2008 to 2011 he was part of the 'Mexico, the Americas and the World' bi-annual survey team, conducted by Mexico's Centro de Investigación y Docencia Económicas, as a research assistant and translator, before leaving the team to pursue his post-graduate education. Jan studied Political Philosophy in Sheffield, focusing on issues of Democratic legitimacy and international relations.
Jan is a Marketing Manager and Co-founder of 'Bizmoni', a company providing technological solutions and business training to online customers.
Education:
BA Modern History and Politics, University of Liverpool
MA Political Philosophy, University of Sheffield.
Jan is a Marketing Manager and Co-founder of 'Bizmoni', a company providing technological solutions and business training to online customers.
Education:
BA Modern History and Politics, University of Liverpool
MA Political Philosophy, University of Sheffield.
Senate Hearing Inadvertently Shows Why Antitrust Policy Is the Wrong Prescription for What Ails Drug Markets
July 30, 2021
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By: Aurelien Portuese (LinkedIn) Four out of five Americans say prescription drug prices are unreasonably high, according to a recent KFF
To Promote Competition, Deregulate
July 30, 2021
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By: Anne O. Krueger (Project Syndicate) US President Joe Biden recently issued an executive order calling on regulators to “further competition” in the
A Canary in the Coal Mine for the Failure of U.S. Competition Law: Competition Problems in Prescription Drug Market
July 30, 2021
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By: Michael Kades (Washington Center for Equitable Growth) All too often in the press or on social media, competition and
The CMA as Protector of Leaseholders of Houses?
July 30, 2021
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By: Tola Amodu (Competition Policy Blog) The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has recently secured formal commitments to tackle the continuing problems
Why I Think the Antitrust Division Should Reconsider Its Policy on No Notice/No Target Letter Indictments
July 30, 2021
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By: Robert Connolly (Cartel Capers) Acting Assistant Attorney General Richard Powers recently delivered (virtually) prepared remarks covering several criminal enforcement
South Africa: Exemptions to Aid Consumers During and After Riots
July 30, 2021
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By: Char van der Merwe & Gina Lodolo (African Antitrust) On 15 July 2021, Ebrahim Patel, the Minister of Trade Industry
The UK’s New Subsidy Control Bill: Targeting a Faster, More Permissive Regime Than EU State Aid Rules
July 30, 2021
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By: Jonathan Branton & Alexander Rose (Lexxion) The ability to mastermind the UK’s own State aid regime was presented as one of
Revamp of the EU’s Rules on Vertical Agreements: It’s About the (Digital) Economy, Stupid!
July 30, 2021
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By: Kaan Gürer (D’Kart) The VBER sets out the conditions under which vertical agreements can be exempted from the prohibition in
Antitrust Regulators v. Big Tech: The Battle Reaches India
July 30, 2021
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By: Apurv Pratap Singh & Hrishav Kumar (Oxford Business Law Blog) On March 24, 2021, the Competition Commission of India
