Remedies or commitments are an important part of the competition authorities' merger practice. In the economic literature, however, they are relatively little studied. The choice of these remedies is therefore crucial and raises the question of the discretionary power of the competition authorities. Indeed, little is known about the criteria that determine the choice of a particular remedy by competition authorities. On the basis of a sample of three hundred and forty-four (344) Commission merger decisions over the period from 1990 to 2014, the decision making process has been approximated by an ordered probit model in the following thesis. The results of the ordered probit indicate that the Commission has applied the merger provisions in a...
This paper shows that many structural remedies in a sample of European merger cases result in market...
Abstract: This paper provides a first attempt to understand how outcomes are determined by the stand...
Part I of this Article examines whether, in evaluating a concentration, the Commission of the Europe...
Remedies or commitments are an important part of the competition authorities' merger practice. In th...
Les mesures correctrices (« remèdes ») ou engagements occupent une place importante dans la pratique...
Among other factors, one can assess the efficacy of a competition authority by its ability to choose...
This thesis examines the effect of public policies on the functioning of competitive markets. It add...
We consider the factors explaining the rulings by the French Competition Council (Conseil de la Conc...
This paper aims to build and empirically evaluate a discrete choice model of merger remedies as a ba...
De prime abord, le droit des concentrations illustre le rôle moderne joué par l’État dans l’économie...
Mergers that substantially lessen competition are challenged by antitrust authorities. Instead of bl...
The enlargement of the European Union is upon us&semic a more advanced economic reasoning is develop...
La préservation de la libre concurrence se fonde sur différents piliers, aussi bien préventifs que r...
Competition is a legal phenomenon that constitutes the organizational driving force behind the whole...
Mergers that substantially lessen competition are challenged by antitrust authorities. Instead of bl...
This paper shows that many structural remedies in a sample of European merger cases result in market...
Abstract: This paper provides a first attempt to understand how outcomes are determined by the stand...
Part I of this Article examines whether, in evaluating a concentration, the Commission of the Europe...
Remedies or commitments are an important part of the competition authorities' merger practice. In th...
Les mesures correctrices (« remèdes ») ou engagements occupent une place importante dans la pratique...
Among other factors, one can assess the efficacy of a competition authority by its ability to choose...
This thesis examines the effect of public policies on the functioning of competitive markets. It add...
We consider the factors explaining the rulings by the French Competition Council (Conseil de la Conc...
This paper aims to build and empirically evaluate a discrete choice model of merger remedies as a ba...
De prime abord, le droit des concentrations illustre le rôle moderne joué par l’État dans l’économie...
Mergers that substantially lessen competition are challenged by antitrust authorities. Instead of bl...
The enlargement of the European Union is upon us&semic a more advanced economic reasoning is develop...
La préservation de la libre concurrence se fonde sur différents piliers, aussi bien préventifs que r...
Competition is a legal phenomenon that constitutes the organizational driving force behind the whole...
Mergers that substantially lessen competition are challenged by antitrust authorities. Instead of bl...
This paper shows that many structural remedies in a sample of European merger cases result in market...
Abstract: This paper provides a first attempt to understand how outcomes are determined by the stand...
Part I of this Article examines whether, in evaluating a concentration, the Commission of the Europe...