Bills Banning Injury to Rivals Would Block Procompetitive Behavior
Procompetitive behavior by a business benefits consumers but may harm rival businesses. This isn’t terribly surprising: when a business engages […]
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Abandoning the Consumer Welfare Standard to Target Tech Would Harm Users
The Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on Competition Policy, Antitrust, and Consumer Rights will hold a hearing today on “Reining in Dominant […]
The Curse of Tradeoffs: Neo-Brandeisians vs. Consumers
Neo-Brandeisians seek to replace the longstanding objective and principles-based framework of the consumer welfare standard in antitrust enforcement with an […]
ABA Antitrust Spring Meeting Recap: Enforcer’s Thoughts
Last week was the American Bar Association’s Spring Meeting for antitrust law practitioners. It was a week full of panels […]
Furman Report on Digital Competition Urges Adoption of Pro-Competition Policies
Early this month, Harvard professor and former Democratic White House official Jason Furman released his review of United Kingdom competition […]
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