Titlebook: Competition Law in China; A Law and Economics Jingyuan Ma Book 2020 Springer Nature Singapore Pte Ltd. 2020 Comparative competition law.Co

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Enforcement of Competition Law—Role of the Courts and Economic Expertsnforce the law is that courts are restrained from regulatory capture, as defined in the public choice theory. The main challenge for courts to deal with complex economic antitrust cases is the lack of specific expertise, and such limitation could be remedied with the help of economic experts. This c

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The Enforcement of Competition Law—A Behavioral Law and Economics Perspectiveter discusses the optimal mix of enforcement instruments from the perspective of public and private enforcers. The findings of behavioral studies provided a more nuanced criteria when assessing the pros and cons of each instrument, and may be relevant to explain some of the reasons why the enforceme

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Extraterritorial Effects of Chinese Competition Law: A Comparative View on Merger Policy and the US proposed two distinct approaches on the internationalization of competition policy, and after the initiatives on creating a global antitrust legal framework failed, today’s antitrust world relies on bilateral agreements and multilateral cooperation through transnational networks. Technic

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-25351-5gal rules for vertical restraints have been challenged by Chicago school scholars and modern industrial organization economists, who provided economic arguments to prove the pro-competitive efficiency gains of vertical agreements. In 1977, efficiency considerations were taken into account by the Sup

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George W. Flynn,O. Stiefvater,R. Volpicellinforce the law is that courts are restrained from regulatory capture, as defined in the public choice theory. The main challenge for courts to deal with complex economic antitrust cases is the lack of specific expertise, and such limitation could be remedied with the help of economic experts. This c