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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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Incomplete antitrust laws and private actions for damages

European Journal of Law and Economics, 2009
Our purpose in this paper is to identify some of the implications that derive from the incompleteness of antitrust laws. Since with regard to certain anticompetitive conduct, the law remains substantially incomplete up to the first relevant court judgment, in terms of policy it is worth concentrating on stand-alone claimants who, not relying on earlier
MARRA, Alessandro, SARRA, Alessandro
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UMBRELLA DAMAGES: TOWARD A COHERENT ANTITRUST POLICY

Contemporary Economic Policy, 2017
Price‐fixing cartels usually do not involve all members of an industry. To the extent that the nonconspiring industry members set their prices under the price umbrella of the cartel, the customers of the nonconspiring firms suffer overcharges just like customers of the conspiring firms.
Roger D. Blair, Christine Piette Durrance   +1 more
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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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Arbitrating Antitrust Damages Claims: Access to Arbitration

Journal of International Arbitration, 2018
In 2015, the Court of Justice of the European Union (CJEU, Court) delivered a judgment in CDC v. Akzo Nobel finding that broadly worded jurisdiction clauses do not extend to competition-related tortious damages claims. Even though the Court did not address arbitration clauses, a spill over into the area may take place.
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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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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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Damage Principles In Community Antitrust Cases

1999
Abstract Many European discussions of the potential for private antitrust damages litigation in the Community have discounted its likelihood on the grounds that US law offers treble damages under the Sherman Act, an inducement apparently not present under Community (or national) law.
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Damage Estimation and Its Accuracy Antitrust Policy Implication^*

International Economic Journal, 2000
This paper empirically estimates antitrust damage based on the rich information on cost factors in the bid-rigged Texas school milk market. Empirical results demonstrate that damage estimate by antitrust agency is a significantly underestimated amount of the true damage.
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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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