In this article contributed to The Globe and Mail, Adonis Yatchew discusses the state of Ontario’s electricity industry in response to the Auditor-General’s report which identified several issues. Yatchew suggests the government endow the Ontario Energy Board with increased independence and authority to regulate the electricity sector, noting that the intrinsic tensions created by “intertwining policy-making with regulation and implementation” are exacerbated in an industry where assets are long-lived. To read the article, click here.
CRA Competition's response to EU Draft Merger Guidelines: An economic perspective on the emerging framework
Our European Competition team has contributed to the economic assessment in nearly a third of distinct merger decisions cited in the draft, (46 out of 164)...