Platform Annexation
Platform annexation refers to platform practices that lessen efficient multi-homing by users among competing platforms through acquisition or exercise of tools that the platform uses to disrupt multi…
Antitrust Law Journal
Volume 84, Issue 3
Articles
Finding Common Ground Among Antitrust Reformers
This article explains why antimonopolists (neo-Brandeisians) and post-Chicagoans (centrist reformers) should work together to advance both groups’ goals, and it identifies fault lines they must navig…
Criminal Enforcement of Section 2 of the Sherman Act: An Empirical Assessment
Empirical assessment of DOJ’s history of criminal enforcement of Sherman Act Section 2 does not suggest a strong historical record for reviving monopolization prosecutions.
Making Sense of Monopolization
Monopolization law can best be understood as prohibiting conduct that (1) involves harm to the ability or incentive of at least one rival to compete, (2) is reasonably capable of contributing to mono…
The Role of Competition Law in Regulating Data in China’s Digital Economy
China has a legal framework that regulates data and competition laws that address data issues. This article explores the relationship between data regulation and competition law, and how it shapes th…
Rebuilding Platform Antitrust: Moving on from Ohio v. American Express
In Amex, the Supreme Court wrongly discarded demand-side substitutability as the key to market definition and required plaintiffs to disprove claimed benefits. We show that allowing limited multi-mar…