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Hiba Hafiz, Professor, BC Law

#85 Who Does Antitrust Work For? An Exploration of Labor Antitrust.

Posted 6 years ago Tagged antitrust economics labor litigation policy

Antitrust is usually focused on consumers, but increasingly, effects of competition on workers have been […]

Kevin Hahm, Partner, Hunton Andrews Kurth

#82 All Bundled Up? Making Antitrust Sense of Product Bundles and Clusters.

Posted 6 years ago Tagged antitrust economics FTC market definition mergers

Market definition is a core concept in antitrust law. While product markets are usually defined […]

George Cary, Partner, Cleary Gottlieb

#67 How Was The Case Won? An Inside Look At The Sprint – T-Mobile Merger Trial.

Posted 6 years ago Tagged economics efficiencies litigation mergers state enforcement trials

Merger trials are always fascinating, and Sprint-T-Mobile was a particularly interesting and important case. How […]

John M. Yun, Director of Economic Education, Global Antitrust Institute, George Mason University

#63 Is It Really Free? The Economics of Digital Platforms

Posted 6 years ago Tagged antitrust attention market competition consumer welfare economics platforms

Digital platforms host more and more of our daily activities. Many are free and seem […]

Laila Haider, Partner, Edgeworth Economics

#26 What’s the Impact? The Role of Economists in Explaining Injury and Impact in Competition Cases.

Posted 7 years ago Tagged antitrust antitrust harm damages economics economists litigation

What is the role of an economist in identifying harm? ABA Antitrust Law Section Economics […]

Mat Hughes, AlixPartners, London

#19 So What’s The Loss? An Economist’s Take on Private Antitrust Litigation Outside the U.S.

Posted 7 years ago Tagged cartels competition law litigation damages economics follow-on claims private antitrust litigation stand-alone claims

The amount of private antitrust litigation outside the U.S. continues to increase dramatically. This is […]

Diana Moss, President, American Antitrust Institute

#17 What’s the State of Things: 3 Things I Keep, 3 Things I Change (with Diana Moss)

Posted 7 years ago Tagged antitrust enforcement Big Tech competition policy economics gender diversity polarization verticalization

In our “Three to Keep, Three to Change” series, we ask antitrust thought leaders a […]

Josh Wright, University Professor of Law, George Mason University

#14 What’s The State of Things: 3 Things I Keep, 3 Things I Change (with Josh Wright)

Posted 7 years ago Tagged competition policy economics FTC mergers

In our “Three to Keep, Three to Change” series, we ask antitrust thought leaders a […]

Katrina Robson, Partner, O'Melveny & Myers LLP

#11 How Do You Put the Bricks Together? Evidence that Makes a Difference at Merger Trials

Posted 7 years ago Tagged antitrust appellate competition competitor consumer court dominance economics evidence judge jury law market merger trial

One of the highest stake antitrust cases are merger trials. Katrina Robson speaks with John […]