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10 May 2020

Contemplating COVID-19 and Competition—Returning to the Rat Race or Aspiring for Something Nobler?

by: Ariel Ezrachi, Maurice Stucke

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28 April 2020

Horizontal Shareholdings and Effects on the Competitive Structure of the Market

by: Mario Cistaro

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27 April 2020

An Evidence Based Analysis of Relevant Market: The Case of Ridesharing in Delhi National Capital Region (India)

by: Amol Kulkarni, Swasti Gupta, Parveer Singh Ghuman, Ujjwal Kumar

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26 March 2020

Financial Operating Systems

by: Dirk A Zetzsche, William A. Birdthistle, Douglas W Arner, Ross P Buckley

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11 February 2020

Normative Goals in Merger Control

by: Stefan Thomas

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10 February 2020

Move Fast and Break Things: Law, Technology, and the Problem of Speed

by: Simon Chesterman

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6 January 2020

The Chicago School’s Limited Influence on International Antitrust

by: Anu Bradford, Adam Chilton, Filippo Lancieri

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9 December 2019

The Invisible Hand, the Regulatory Touch or the Platform’s Iron Grip?

by: Aluma Zernik

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3 December 2019

Implications of Financial Artificial Intelligence

by: Tom Lin

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26 September 2019

2018 Oxford Business Law Blog Round-Up: Top 20 Most Read Posts

by: OBLB Editors

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11 September 2019

Group Liability for Cartel Damages—The Consequences of the CJEU’s Skanska decision

by: Christian Kersting

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2 September 2019

Common Ownership and Mergers Between Portfolio Companies—Practical Implications for Unilateral Effects Analysis

by: Roman Inderst, Stefan Thomas

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29 August 2019

The Dilemma of Shareholder Engagement by Large Fund Groups

by: Suren Gomtsian

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17 July 2019

Harmful Signals: Cartel Prohibition and Oligopoly Theory in the Age of Machine Learning

by: Stefan Thomas

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11 July 2019

The Rise of Common Ownership: A Call to Arms for Competition Policy?

by: Anna Tzanaki

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