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Pro-Competitive Rationale Of Public Price Announcements
When analysing potentially anti-competitive conducts, it is important to consider whether pro-competitive motivations could also explain that conduct.
United KingdomAntitrust/Competition Law
Compass Lexecon
Article
Evidencing Market Definition In TV And Digital Advertising: The TF1/M6 Case
Defining relevant markets remains an important part of many competition cases. However, constraints often prevent rigorous empirical analysis, which can leave parties trading plausible intuitions...
GlobalMedia, Telecoms, IT, Entertainment
Compass Lexecon

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Do Four-To-Three Mobile Mergers Harm Consumers?

Despite skepticism from competition authorities, studies show four-to-three mergers between mobile network operators have improved service quality without significantly raising prices. Each merger's impact varies by market and specific conditions, suggesting careful case-by-case assessment is necessary.

United KingdomMedia, Telecoms, IT, Entertainment

Compass Lexecon

Pro-Competitive Rationale Of Public Price Announcements

Evidencing Market Definition In TV And Digital Advertising: The TF1/M6 Case

Do Four-To-Three Mobile Mergers Harm Consumers?

Webcast: Dealing With Online Markets And Digital Services From A Competition Law Perspective

Uncharted Territory: Antitrust Enforcement In The Technology Sector

Chopping Off The Tail: Similar Products, Different Constraints?

Unleashing Champions: What European Football Tells Us About Globalisation, Concentration And Competition

The Not So-Simple Interaction Between Labour And Product Markets: Applications To Competition Policy

Evaluating The Potential Price Rise In Partial Acquisitions Of Ownership And Control

The Special Merger Regime For Energy Networks: Lessons From The Water Sector

Monopsony In Labour Markets: A New Enforcement Priority For Competition Authorities

Use Of Runner-Up Evidence In Merger Assessments

The Return Of Long-term Contracts For Electricity: Implications For Competition Policy

What The Ex-ante Benchmark Reveals About The Reasonable Price For SEP Licences

The Simple Economics Of Energy Prices

Global competition regulators share their views on their future priorities

Data Traffic And Network Infrastructure Investment: The Debate

Crowell And GWU Competition Law Center Host Sixth Annual Antitrust And Tech Conference

Webcast: The Price Is Right (Or Wrong): An Antitrust Update On The Treatment Of Pricing Practices Under Sherman Act Section 2

Validating That Royalties Inferred From "Comparable" SEP Licences Are FRAND