Reflections on Matsushita and “Equilibrating Tendencies”: Lessons for Competition Authorities
This article looks at equilibrating tendencies and broader impact of changes in the antitrust system.
Antitrust Law Journal
Volume 82, Issue 1
Symposium: Matsushita at Thirty
Economic Sense and Sensibility: Matsushita and the Rise of the Battle of the Experts
This article explores the meaning and evolution of "economic sense" as set forth in Matsushita through discussion of predatory pricing.
Matsushita At Thirty: Has The Pendulum Swung Too Far In Favor Of Summary Judgment?
Discussion of strengthening of Summary Judgment and it's impact on antitrust cases including the increase of dismissal and how to apply Rule 56 consistently.
Pleading, Discovery, And Proof Of Sherman Act Agreements: Harmonizing Twombly And Matsushita
This article critically examines the pleading standards in Matsushita and Twombly and examines disparities in application of these standards in antitrust cases.
Recoupment, Market Power, And Predatory Pricing
This article explores how recoupment fits with the inference process and relates to aspects of predatory pricing.
Articles
Antitrust For Institutional Investors
A discussion of fundamental antitrust issues arising from common ownership by large, diversified investors.
Common Ownership, Institutional Investors, And Antitrust
A discussion and analysis of common ownership in rival firms could potentially diminish competitive incentives.
A Proposal For A Structural Remedy For Illegal Collusion
A proposition that a corporate penalty should increase financial penalties, be compensatory for consumers and be corrective in the sense of making future collusion less likely.
Book Review
John Kwoka's Merger Control, and Remedies: A Critical Review
A critical review of John Kwoka's 2015 book, Mergers, Merger Control and Remedies, taking issue with its methodology and conclusions.