It is plainly a good thing if competition law manages to save British families a couple of pounds. But the CMA's priority setting has a faintly playground quality to it: much easier for the regulator to pick on the weak than to take on the strong.
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Pax Silica is presented by the US State Department as its flagship initiative on AI and supply-chain security; the FT reports the EU, Ger...
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S. Salop, here. From what I have seen, this "modern" economic analysis certainly moves beyond a narrow focus on price. It takes ...
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OECD Forum, contributions here.
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Baroness (!) Kidron, here.
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Here. " The parties are *advised* that the Court will retain Professor Nancy L. Rose to assist the Court in monitoring Google’s com...
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W. Malone, F. Pasquale, here.
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Bravo, hier.
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