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Economic Analysis and Antitrust Damages

World Competition, 2006
This article considers several economics-related issues in the theory of damages -- especially in private antitrust cases, drawing possible lessons for Europe from US experience. It begins with an overview of different rationales for such damages and their implications.
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Efficient Assignment of Rights to Sue for Antitrust Damages

The Journal of Law and Economics, 1985
DIRECT purchasers of price-fixed goods now have the right to sue for treble damages based on the full overcharge. The Supreme Court established this legal rule in two decisions, Hanover Shoe, Inc. v. United Shoe Machinery Corp. and Illinois Brick Co. v.
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The EU Antitrust Damages Directive

2018
Abstract This book provides a comprehensive review of the implementation of the Antitrust Damages Directive across a selected number of EU States. It looks at generic EU law issues, such as Member State process and methodology for implementing this EU Directive.
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The Principle of Relative Responsibility in Antitrust Damages

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2019
The present work focuses on the principle of relative responsibility set in the Damage Directive 2014/104/EU. The principle of relative responsibility “supposes a modulation (that does not qualify) to the principles of full compensation and joint and several liabilities insofar as it channels that responsibility, on the one hand, according to the ...
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Quantum of Antitrust Damages

2013
L'intervento verte sui metodo e le finalità (compensative/deterrenti) di quantificazione del risarcimento spettante al concorrente o al consumatore vittima di un illecito ...
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Antitrust Damages in Portugal and Spain

SSRN Electronic Journal, 2022
Miguel Sousa Ferro, Francisco Marcos
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Quantifying Antitrust Damages – Economics and the Law

2014
Enforcement of competition law across the EU has moved at a steady pace in the last years. Some of the hefty fines imposed by the European Commission have grabbed the headlines, raising awareness of competition law among business communities and the general public.
Kai Hüschelrath, Heike Schweitzer
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Proving Antitrust Damages in Monopsony Cases

Journal of Competition Law & Economics
ABSTRACT This article examines problems in proving antitrust damages in monopsony cases. In most monopsony cases, wages, or other input prices, are depressed below the competitive level. Damage calculations, therefore, require an estimate of the unlawful underpayment. The problems of proof are examined with the aid of economic theory.
Roger D Blair, Javier D Donna, Douglas C Turner   +2 more
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Antitrust Treble Damages and Economic Efficiency

SSRN Electronic Journal
<p>In 1977, at the age of 21, I wrote this article concerning the deterrent effect of antitrust treble damages. The paper attracted serious attention at the time, benefiting from comments by economic luminaries John Shoven, Bruce Owen, and Oliver Williamson, and receiving a formal accolade from Stanford University.
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Antitrust Damages Principles In Us Law

1999
Abstract It is difficult to overstate the importance of rules concerning recoverable damages to the likelihood, development, and frequency of any type of private litigation, although other forms of relief may well be of critical importance in particular cases.
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