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In this article, Michael Salinger shows how a dominant firm that faces competition for part but not all of its market can maintain prices above competitive levels by offering cliff discounts with a threshold that allocates some market share to its competitors. To read more, click the link below.
When collusive agreements involve a subset of firms in an industry, they may create the incentive and ability for firms that are not participants in the cartel...
Lilla Csorgo interviews Angela Huyue Zhang, associate professor of law and director of the Centre for Chinese Law at the University of Hong Kong, for Women &...
The annual GCR Antitrust Law Leaders Forum, usually hosted in Miami, will take place on 4-5 February virtually. Margaret Sanderson, addressing the audience...
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