Stacking the Blocks: Vertical Integration and Antitrust in the Healthcare Industry
For many decades, the U.S. healthcare industry mostly consisted of a diversity of unintegrated physicians, hospitals, and insurers. Over the […]
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A Paradigm Shift in the Antitrust Analysis of Common Ownership In India
By Saatvic1 Introduction While antitrust authorities have developed time tested methods to analyze the competitive effects of mergers, assessing
Systems Competition – China’s Challenge to the Competition Order: Do we need new rules to protect a level playing field for competition with firms from non-EU countries?
By Dr. Thorsten Käseberg & Dr. Sophie Gappa (German Federal Government)1 I. Introduction: A Systemic Challenge to the Competition
Understanding the House Judiciary Committee Majority Staff Antitrust Report
The U.S. antitrust system is undergoing a profound reassessment. Many events and commentaries have inspired this upheaval. Among the most
First of All, Do No Harm: New Directions in EU Antitrust Enforcement Regarding Pharmaceuticals
The recent Paroxetine and CMA v. Pfizer/Flynn cases confirm the EU approach to pay-for-delay, respectively establish a workable approach to
Antitrust Enforcement in the Chinese Automobile Industry: Observations and Future Perspectives
By Jet Deng & Ken Dai The automobile sector has long been a focal point of both public and private
Essential Facilities Fallacy: Big Tech, Winner-Take-All Markets, and Anticompetitive Effects
There have been calls to treat data as an essential facility to reduce barriers to entry in the digital economy
Ridesharing Platforms and the Long Tail of Mobility
Uber and Lyft are the poster children of digitally-enabled ride-sharing companies. But these intra-urban on-demand services are not the only
