Explaining why market definitions are inherently arbitrary, this publication defines 'oligopolistic' and 'predatory' business conduct, analyzes their profitability, and provides a critique of the market-oriented approach used by US and EU law-enforcement.
Explaining why market definitions are inherently arbitrary, this publication defines 'oligopolistic' and 'predatory' business conduct, analyzes their ...
Volume 2 uses the economic and legal concepts/theories of Volume 1 to (1) analyze the U.S. and E.U. antitrust legality of mergers, joint ventures, and the pricing-technique and contractual/sales-policy distributor-control surrogates for vertical integration and (2) assess related positions of scholars and U.S. and E.U. antitrust officials. Its analysis of horizontal mergers (1) delineates non-market-oriented protocols for determining whether they manifest specific anticompetitive intent, would lessen competition, or are rendered lawful by the efficiencies they would generate, (2)...
Volume 2 uses the economic and legal concepts/theories of Volume 1 to (1) analyze the U.S. and E.U. antitrust legality of mergers, joint ventures, ...
