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Personalized Pricing: Antitrust and Policy Considerations in the Age of Personalization
This article explores the implications of personalized pricing within U.S. antitrust law.
Is There a Better Approach to Vertical Merger Analysis?
This article explores the tools that can be most effective for the agencies to analyze vertical mergers.
Upward Pricing Pressure in Mergers Where Prices Are Determined Through Joint Bargaining
The authors apply an upward pricing pressure metric to hospital mergers.
Applying the Hypothetical Monopsonist Test for Labor Market Definition
This article explains how the existing HMT framework can be applied to labor markets using standard economic evidence.
Economist Perspective: Recent CAT Judgments Highlight Key Considerations for Using Economic Evidence in Damages Claims
The authors discuss CAT judgements in Le Patourel and Stellantis.
5 Questions with Phil Leslie: Pioneering Innovation in Economic Consulting
Cornerstone Research’s Chief Technology and Innovation Officer discusses how to drive innovation and leverage new technologies while maintaining analytical rigor.
Antitrust and International Commerce
Ildiko Magyari contributed to this chapter in the 2024 Annual Review of Antitrust Law Developments.
Crash Course in Global Merger Control
The International Committee of the Antitrust Law Section of the American Bar Association (ABA) organized a seven-part webinar series focused on the fundamentals of merger control in various jurisdictions around…
Are we there yet? The path toward more rigorous predictions of coordinated effects
The authors discuss the available tools to quantify coordinated effects in timelines that are realistic for merger reviews.
Sudden Detour at the Finish Line: Fubo's Fight against the Live Sports Streaming JV
This article outlines the relevant market definition and whether an incumbent would be harmed by distributors launching a competitor.
5 Questions with Jonah Berger: Using Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning in Litigation
Wharton Professor Jonah Berger speaks on the role of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) in litigation.
Expanding the Economic Analysis in Banking Merger Review
This article explores economic lessons on bank mergers from literature and merger reviews in non-financial industries.
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