ABOUT THE EVENT This workshop aims to foster in-depth discussions on the maritime port sector in Ecuador and Latin America from a competition law perspective. By engaging key stakeholders from […]
Vertical Integration Revisited: Evidence, Theory, and Antitrust Policy
Vertical Integration Revisited: Evidence, Theory, and Antitrust Policy
They say the year only starts after Carnaval in Brazil, but with respect to competition policy, the country has been bustling since way before that. New Commissioners have taken office, new projects are being implemented by CADE, such as e-Notifica and the resolution proposing the establishment of the virtual deliberative circuit. This webinar aims to […]
Vertical Integration Revisited: Evidence, Theory, and Antitrust Policy
Introducing Our ConferenceAurelien Portuese Gives Introductory RemarksNick Grimmer Gives Opening RemarksPresentations at Our ConferenceEric Posner Discusses His Work “The New Labor Antitrust” with Hugh HollmanKeith Klovers and Jonathan Jacobson Discuss Their Work “The Overlapping Markets Fallacy” with Ed DuffyAbraham Wickelgren Discusses His Work “Shorting Your Rivals: Negative Ownership as an Antitrust Remedy” with Mehmet Ekmekci […]
Vertical Integration Revisited: Evidence, Theory, and Antitrust Policy
The George Washington University’s Competition & Innovation Lab invites you to a timely and high-level roundtable exploring the evolution, challenges, and future of leniency programs in the Andean region. With a growing need for transparent and robust competition frameworks to foster trade and investment, this event brings together key stakeholders from international organizations, government, academia, […]
Should Brazil lead or follow others' paths? Much has been discussed about the impacts that digital platforms generate in markets. On the one hand, they bring various innovative products and services to consumers. On the other hand, some of their business practices may raise antitrust concerns, notably by preventing new players from entering, competing and […]
Vertical Integration Revisited: Evidence, Theory, and Antitrust Policy
