Current Competition Law Volume V

by Marsden, Philip; Hutchings, Michael; Whelan, Peter

ISBN13: 9781905221066

ISBN10: 1905221061

Format: Paperback

Pub. Date: 2007-03-31

Publisher(s): British Institute of International

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Summary

This book is a collection of papers and speeches given at the British Institute of International and Comparative Laws competition law events during 2005-2006, in particular: the Institute's annual conference on merger control in November 2005, a conference on the reform of Article 82 held in February 2006, a conference held by the Institute in February 2006 on comparative issues in competition litigation, the two-day trans-Atlantic Antitrust dialogue in July 2006, and papers from the Competition Law Forum on private actions and Article 82 reform. The book includes in-depth analyses of such topical issues as cartels, pricing practices, and mergers, and it provides comparative perspectives from European and North American experts, as well as important statements of policy by competition officials.

Devil's advocate panels (internal checks)	p. 3
The substantive test for merger review	p. 23
Unilateral effects
Tribunal review of NCA's decisions : keeping merger authorities on the straight and narrow	p. 65
Is judicial review an effective remedy for merger prohibitions?
Remedies	p. 93
The role of the UK's competition appeal tribunal	p. 115
The commission's green paper on private enforcement - public versus private enforcement	p. 147
Competition litigation developments in the EU	p. 173
Viewpoints on bringing an antitrust action in the EU	p. 195
Litigation scenario for session 4
Evaluating the 'discussion paper' : a step forward or a step back?
Implementing the 'discussion paper' in practice : discussion of rebates	p. 253
Dominance the lost child? : do effects-based rules mean the end for dominance analysis?	p. 283
Article 82 and the courts	p. 317
Roundup of the day	p. 339
Competition law forum paper : the reform of article 82 : recommendations on key policy objectives	p. 347
Competition law forum paper : the reform of article 82 : comments on the DG-competition discussion paper on the application of article 82 to exclusionary abuses	p. 353
A Bundeskartellamt/competition law forum debate on reform of article 82 : a 'dialectic' on competing approaches	p. 361
Merger update	p. 383
Great debate : who cares about consumers?	p. 409
'Consumer detriment' and its application in EC and UK competition law	p. 429
Assessing consumer detriment	p. 461
The consumer interest in competition law	p. 479
Keynote speech : trans-Atlantic dialogue : what do you know?	p. 493
Extradition	p. 507
Article 82 cases : what's happening?	p. 521
Retailing	p. 545
Financial services : a sector under scrutiny?	p. 563
Energy	p. 583
Private actions	p. 595
Submission to the European Commission in response to its green paper on damages actions for breach of the EC antitrust rules submitted on behalf of the competition law forum of the British institute of international and comparative law	p. 625
Economic techniques in antitrust damages cases	p. 641
Competition enforcement : how to get it wrong	p. 657
Bounties as inducements to identify cartels	p. 689
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