Derecho y Políticas de Libre Competencia en América Latina

18 agosto, 201920 agosto, 2019 Juan David Gutiérrez R.

Seminario: “Desafios de la libre competencia en Iberoamérica”

15 agosto, 2019 Juan David Gutiérrez R.

Convocatoria Moot Comp 2019: 3er Concurso de Competencia Económica para estudiantes de derecho y economía (México)

12 agosto, 201912 agosto, 2019 Manuel Abarca

El sistema chileno de responsabilidad civil derivada de ilícitos anticompetitivos frente a la OCDE: ¿Separate Ways?

12 agosto, 2019 Juan David Gutiérrez R.

Eventos en Bogotá: Aspectos probatorios de la colusión vía algoritmos (ICDP) | Objetivos, planes y evaluación de las autoridades de competencia (ACDC)

30 julio, 201929 julio, 2019 Juan David Gutiérrez R.

¡Hola Asocola! The growing community of competition scholars from Spanish speaking countries

29 julio, 2019 Juan David Gutiérrez R.

9º Coloquio ForoCompetencia (Buenos Aires)

19 julio, 201919 julio, 2019 Juan David Gutiérrez R.

LA Competencia: Entrevista a Oscar García Cardoze

On the concepts of legal standards and substantive standards (and how the latter influences the choice of the former) 20 agosto, 2019
Yannis Katsoulacos provides thoughts On the concepts of legal standards and substantive standards (and how the latter influences the choice of the former). ABSTRACT: The substantial literature on the optimal choice of legal standards (LSs) in Competition Law enforcement concentrates...
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The Recent Experience of the Argentine Competition Authority 20 agosto, 2019
María Fernanda Viecens describes The Recent Experience of the Argentine Competition Authority. ABSTRACT: When the new government was elected at the end of 2015, the new members of the Argentine Competition Commission (Comisión Nacional de Defensa de la Competencia, CNDC)...
D Daniel Sokol
Will Bus Operators Beat a Path to Damages Claims in Competition Enforcement? The Experience From the Czech Republic 20 agosto, 2019
Ivana Halamová Dobíšková and Kateřina Mandulová ask Will Bus Operators Beat a Path to Damages Claims in Competition Enforcement? The Experience From the Czech Republic. ABSTRACT: We may currently be witnessing a slow but significant shift in the enforcement of...
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Decálogo del buen profesor de Derecho 20 agosto, 2019
Lyrissa Lidsky, una profesora de Derecho de la Universidad de Missouri ha publicado en Twitter un decálogo de consejos para profesores de Derecho. Como me han parecido de mucho interés, difíciles de cumplir y algunos de ellos discutibles, los reproduzco aquí en español con algún comentario. Un par de observaciones previas: Derecho es un posgrado en los EE.UU […]
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The Purpose of the Corporation por enésima vez 20 agosto, 2019
Foto: @thefromthetreeEn la misma columna, Levine le dedica unos párrafos al tema del interés social (¿deben las sociedades anónimas maximizar el valor de la empresa social, esto es, el interés social y el interés común de los accionistas es lo mismo o deben los administradores gestionar la empresa social en interés de todos los que tienen un interés en la co […]
JESÚS ALFARO AGUILA-REAL
El consejero-delegado de WeWork 20 agosto, 2019
En su última columna en Bloomberg, el siempre interesante Matt Levine explica que el presidente y fundador de WeWork, ahora We Co. ha registrado como marcar “We” – nosotros – y se la ha vendido a WeWork que ahora cambia su denominación social. La compañía ha pagado a su fundador, pues, casi seis millones de dólares por la marca. Es un caso espectacular de tr […]
JESÚS ALFARO AGUILA-REAL

Competition Commission of India orders probe against Intel for abuse of dominant position to protect parallel importers from its discriminatory warranty policy 15 agosto, 2019
On 9th August 2019, the Competition Commission of India directed the Director General to carry out investigations against Intel Corporation for allegedly violating Section 3 and 4 of the Indian Competition Act, 2002 (the ‘Act’).[1] The case in hand was filed by Matrix Info Systems Pvt. Ltd. (the Informant) under Section 19(1)(a) of the Act... Continue readin […]
Adrika Bisen, http://competitionlawblog.kluwercompetitionlaw.com/author/adrika-bisen/, Array
Competition shaped by EU policy: A voyage into the unknown 6 agosto, 2019
I. Setting the scene: The EU policy agenda The European Union (EU) treaties have set out a particular goal: the establishment of the single market. Achieving the single market is an objective with unclear boundaries regarding tools, stages and expected final outcome. The EU treaties established a goal that implied a voyage into the unknown.... Continue readi […]
Enrique Bravo-Garcia, http://competitionlawblog.kluwercompetitionlaw.com/author/enrique-bravo-garcia/, Array
Recent Developments in Canadian Cartel Enforcement: Is Business Becoming Immune to the Competition Bureau’s Immunity/Leniency Programs? 3 agosto, 2019
Recent Developments in Canadian Cartel Enforcement: Is Business Becoming Immune to the Competition Bureau’s Immunity/Leniency Programs? Charles Tingley, Mark Katz, Anita Banicevic As noted in our July 26/19 post on Recent Developments in Canadian Merger Review, merger enforcement in Canada is already seeing the impact of the March 2019 appointment of Matthew […]
Mark Katz, http://competitionlawblog.kluwercompetitionlaw.com/author/mark-katz/, Array

Some Early Thoughts On the Division’s New Policy On Corporate Compliance Programs (From a Guy Who Was Admittedly Against This When He Was With the Division) 8 agosto, 2019
There has been a great deal of publicity surrounding the Antitrust Division’s recent announcement that a corporation involved in a criminal antitrust violation may get credit for an antitrust compliance program if certain conditions are met. The credit may include a DPA (Deferred Prosecution Agreement: the government reaches a plea agreement with the defend […]
Robert E. Connolly, http://antitrustconnect.com/author/roberteconnolly/, Array
Antitrust Division Announces New Policy to Spur Corporate Compliance 19 julio, 2019
Those familiar with this blog have seen a number of posts questioning the Department of Justice Antitrust Division’s long-standing position that a company shouldn’t be rewarded for having a corporate compliance program that fails it. Last week, the Antitrust Division announced that it will now consider corporate compliance at the charging stage of criminal a […]
Thomas Wolfe, http://antitrustconnect.com/author/wolfetom/, Array
The Enduring Rationale for “Limits of Antitrust” 24 junio, 2019
Steven J. Cernak[1] For this panel, we have been asked to revisit now-Judge Frank Easterbrook’s seminal 1984 article, “Limits of Antitrust”. Is it still an appropriate guide to antitrust enforcement, both for the FTC and U.S. courts? Or, like many of the rest of us 35 years later, is it a little creaky and, perhaps,... Continue reading The post The Enduring […]
Steven J. Cernak, http://antitrustconnect.com/author/stevencernak/, Array

Canadian Spam Law (CASL): Common Compliance Errors 18 agosto, 2019
August 18, 2019 Canada’s federal anti-spam legislation (CASL) came into force more than five years ago. Since then, marketers and their advisors have been working to comply with what remains a complex and difficult law with a number of outstanding uncertainties in key areas. In providing CASL advice to marketing clients since the law came into […]
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Canadian Government Approves Airline Merger in Northern Canada, Despite Competition Bureau Concerns 17 julio, 2019
July 17, 2019 Practical Law Canada has published a New Legal Update, which discusses the recent decision by the Canadian Government to approve, subject to conditions pursuant to the Canada Transportation Act, the merger of First Air and Canadian North airlines in northern Canada. This approval is notable in that it comes after a Competition Bureau […]
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Ticketmaster Entities Agree to $4 Million Penalty to Settle Drip Pricing Advertising Case 27 junio, 2019
June 27, 2019 On June 27, 2019, the Competition Bureau (Bureau) announced that Ticketmaster L.L.C., TNow Entertainment Group, Inc. and Ticketmaster Canada LP have agreed to pay a $4 million penalty and $500,000 of the Bureau’s costs relating to allegedly misleading online ticket sale pricing claims. See Ticketmaster to pay $4.5 million to settle misleading p […]
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La Comisión (UE) publica sus «Passing-on Guidelines» (julio 2019) 9 julio, 2019
La Comisión (UE) ha publicado su última aportación para ayudar a la cuantificación del daño derivado de infracciones de competencia, esta vez en relación con el sobrecoste repercutido al comprador indirecto (su texto aquí), cumpliendo de esta forma con el artículo 16 de la Directiva 2014/104/UE (la conocida «Directiva de Daños»). Conviene recordar que el art […]
Doble sanción («doble barrera») y principio «non bis in idem» (STJUE de 3 de abril de 2019) 27 mayo, 2019
La Sentencia del TJUE de 3 de abril de 2019 (aquí) trata el interesante tema de la «aplicación doble» del Derecho Antitrust por parte de Autoridades Nacionales, como respuesta a una petición de decisión prejudicial planteada por el Tribunal Supremo de Polonia en un asunto relativo a un abuso de posición dominante. La posible imposición de una doble multa (un […]
La aplicación del «principio de continuidad» al ámbito de las acciones de responsabilidad civil derivada de ilícitos antitrust (Skanska) 16 marzo, 2019
Ahí continúa, pese a todo... (Photo by F. de la Vega)El TJUE resuelve en su sentencia de 14 de marzo de 2019 (aquí) una petición de decisión prejudicial relacionada con las acciones de indemnización por infracción del Derecho de la Unión en materia de competencia. Se plantea la determinación del «responsable» por los daños derivados de ilícitos antitrust cua […]

Comisión Europea v Google 28 agosto, 2015
Hace cuatro meses, la Comisión Europea le envió a Google [Diclaimer: este blog se aloja en un sitio de Google] su Statement of Objections (SO) en la que indicaba qué le objetaba a dicha firma (síntesis: buscador, android tal vez, otros que no recuerdo). La investigación comenzó en 2010, convengamos. En síntesis, se decía:"Google systematically positions […]
Francisco Agüero
i am back 28 agosto, 2015
El último post fue hace varios meses. Razones para escribir, abundan. Razones para no escribir, pueden ser mayores. Como sea: I am back.
Francisco Agüero
U. of Chicago Summer Institute Law and Economics: Economic Analysis of Contracts and Commercial Law 14 enero, 2015
Un interesante programa en Derecho & Economía imparte la Facultad de Derecho de la Universidad de Chicago, en julio de este año. Me parece recomendable (disclaimer: postulé a él), y hay docentes del nivel de Eric Posner, Randal Picker, entre otros.Más información, acá: http://www.law.uchicago.edu/lawecon/summerinstitute P.D.. El deadline se ha extendido, […]
Francisco Agüero

Mobile payments, antitrust and socio-economic development 18 julio, 2018
Digital Markets, Mobile Payments Systems, and Development – Competition Policy Implications in Developing Countries in Light of the EU Experience “Abstract The digitization of economic activity has important socio-economic development implications and at the same time creates challenges for antitrust analysis. These implications and challenges have been met […]
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A contribution to the empirics of algorithmic pricing 12 julio, 2018
An Empirical Analysis of Algorithmic Pricing on Amazon Marketplace “Abstract The rise of e-commerce has unlocked practical applications for algorithmic pricing (also called dynamic pricing algorithms), where sellers set prices using computer algorithms. Travel websites and large, well known e-retailers have already adopted algorithmic pricing strategies, but […]
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What do computer scientists have to say about algorithmic collusion? 4 julio, 2018
The importance of talking to computer scientists before making assumptions about what pricing algorithms can do: Algorithms, Machine Learning, and Collusion “Abstract This paper discusses the question whether self-learning price-setting algorithms are able to coordinate their pricing behaviour to achieve a collusive outcome that maximizes the joint profits o […]
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Recidivism: a Commission fining policy that might not be hitting the mark 5 julio, 2016
Kevin Coates
Defining a single and continuous infringement in cases with asymmetrical participation 31 mayo, 2016
Defining a set of conduct as a single and continuous infringement (SCI) has significant consequences for parties to a cartel, in particular for their exposure in follow-on damages actions. It is no surprise, therefore, that the increased prevalence of damages actions in Europe has led to greater scrutiny of the Commission’s findings about SCI. In […]
Kevin Coates
Something old and something new 30 mayo, 2016
As avid readers of social media, Politico, Chillin Competition and other places will know, I left the Commission at the end of February. On 4 April I joined Covington’s growing competition team in Brussels. I will continue to write on this blog – though experience has taught me to make no promises as to whether […]
Kevin Coates

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