The politician and the judge: Implications for competition policy
Drawing on the historical evolution of antitrust policy, the authors argue that some increase in politicisation is likely an inevitable result of the expansion...
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Drawing on the historical evolution of antitrust policy, the authors argue that some increase in politicisation is likely an inevitable result of the expansion...
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Oli Latham is a panelist on “Discussing the Evolving Interplay Between Competition Law and Consumer Protection” and will discuss the: Intersection of...
Oli Latham is a panelist during the session discussing “Power, AI and Ecosystems.” For more information on this event, click here.