Excepciones – Derecho y Políticas de Libre Competencia en América Latina

19 noviembre, 201819 noviembre, 2018 Andrés Jaramillo Sanz

Sostenibilidad y libre competencia ¿qué es más eficiente?

29 agosto, 201329 agosto, 2013 Juan David Gutiérrez R.

A propósito del #ParoAgrario: ¿cómo promover la economía campesina y no violar la ley de competencia?

12 marzo, 201021 junio, 2018 Juan David Gutiérrez R.

¿Se justifica un trato especial para los mercados agrícolas? (II)

10 marzo, 201021 junio, 2018 Juan David Gutiérrez R.

¿Se justifica un trato especial para los mercados agrícolas?

7 marzo, 201017 marzo, 2010 Juan David Gutiérrez R.

El Caso ANDEVIP (Segunda entrega)

Markups and Inequality 13 diciembre, 2019
Markups and Inequality By: Corina Boar; Virgiliu Midrigan Abstract: We study the aggregate and distributional impact of product market interventions and profit taxes using a model of firm dynamics, credit constraints and incomplete markets. A key ingredient of our model...
D Daniel Sokol
Pricing Patterns in Wholesale Electricity Markets: Unilateral Market Power or Coordinated Behavior? 13 diciembre, 2019
Pricing Patterns in Wholesale Electricity Markets: Unilateral Market Power or Coordinated Behavior? By: Brown, David P. (University of Alberta, Department of Economics); Eckert, Andrew (University of Alberta, Department of Economics) Abstract: We examine allegations that firms in Alberta's electricity industry...
D Daniel Sokol
Vertical Mergers: Ex Post Evidence and Ex Ante Evaluation Methods 12 diciembre, 2019
Vertical Mergers: Ex Post Evidence and Ex Ante Evaluation Methods By: Slade, Margaret E. Abstract: This article assesses recent empirical evidence on efficiencies and competitive harm that are associated with vertical mergers. It evaluates both ex post or retrospective empirical...
D Daniel Sokol

¿Por qué dice la doctrina alemana que no procede la impugnación de los acuerdos sociales que dan derecho de separación? 13 diciembre, 2019
Sorolla y su familiaSegún la doctrina alemana, no procede la impugnación de aquellos acuerdos que dan derecho de separación. Es razonable. Si el socio puede separarse, eso significa que la mayoría no puede imponerle el acuerdo (art. 159.2 LSC) y, a la inversa, el socio minoritario no debería poder impedir que la mayoría adopte el acuerdo que considere conven […]
JESÚS ALFARO AGUILA-REAL
Canción del viernes y nuevas entradas en el Almacén de Derecho. Cantata 208 Bach 13 diciembre, 2019
El alcance de la repercusión (passing-on) de los daños derivados de infracciones del Derecho de la competenciaDic 13, 2019 | Antonio Robles, Competencia, Derecho Procesal Por Antonio Robles Martín-Laborda La sentencia del Tribunal de Justicia de 12 de diciembre de 2019 (C-435/18,Otis II) Introducción: la legitimación para reclamar la indemnización de da […]
JESÚS ALFARO AGUILA-REAL
Cambiar de registro mercantil es más difícil que una oposición a registros 11 diciembre, 2019
Vladimir DavydenkoEsto es kafkiano. Y la culpa es de la aplicación del principio de tracto sucesivo a un registro de actos y contratos como es el Registro Mercantil y a la división provincial del mismo que podía tener sentido en 1919 pero que no lo tiene en la actualidad. Por no hablar del coste económico. Obsérvese cómo la “coordinación” entre dos oficinas […]
JESÚS ALFARO AGUILA-REAL

Online Food and Grocery Delivery Markets are Getting Crowded Thanks to TCA’s Yemeksepeti Decision 10 diciembre, 2019
With the developments in online services, our habits in everyday life has been changing rapidly. Nowadays, one can cater any of its needs via websites or simple smartphone apps instantly. And all these developments have also been reflected its effects on maybe one of our most common and frequent habit; grocery shopping. We experienced (and... Continue readin […]
Burak Buğrahan Sezer, http://competitionlawblog.kluwercompetitionlaw.com/author/burak-bugrahan-sezer/, Array
Buyer Beware! – are purchase price fixing cases exempt from the consumer welfare standard? 9 diciembre, 2019
Caveat emptor, buyer beware. A familiar civil law principle that requires buyers to do their pre-contractual due diligence or face the consequences. And, as it happens, also a principle that is increasingly appropriate to describe the caution that professional buyers need to exercise in an antitrust context. Indeed, many stakeholders are calling for enforcem […]
Sam MacMahon Baldwin, http://competitionlawblog.kluwercompetitionlaw.com/author/sam-macmahon-baldwin/, Array
Recent Developments in Abuse of Dominance Law in Canada: When is Anti-Competitive Conduct Justified? 6 diciembre, 2019
Recent Developments in Abuse of Dominance Law in Canada: When is Anti-Competitive Conduct Justified? Charles Tingley and Mark Katz On October 17, 2019, the Canadian Competition Tribunal dismissed an application by the Commissioner of Competition alleging that the Vancouver Airport Authority (VAA) had abused a dominant position in the market for in-flight cat […]
Mark Katz, http://competitionlawblog.kluwercompetitionlaw.com/author/mark-katz/, Array

Twelve Other Carmakers Move to Support Government Enforcement of Uniform Federal Standards on Emissions. – Will the DOJ Investigate? 7 noviembre, 2019
This article follows up on an October 15, 2019 article by the author on a reported investigation by the DOJ Antitrust Division into possible ‘collusion’ by four carmakers in entering into a framework agreement with the State of California on emissions standards. What the government antitrust enforcers choose not to pursue may be as revealing... Continue read […]
Richard Wolfram, http://antitrustconnect.com/author/richardwolfram/, Array
Supreme Court Review Sought for Per Se Rule in Criminal Cases 30 octubre, 2019
A petition for review is before the Supreme Court filed by three California real estate investors who were convicted after trial under Section 1 of the Sherman Act for bid rigging at real estate foreclosure auctions. The defendants preserved their objection that the application of the per se rule was unconstitutional because it took an... Continue reading T […]
Robert E. Connolly, http://antitrustconnect.com/author/roberteconnolly/, Array
The DOJ Investigates Car Manufacturers for ‘Collusion’ in Their Framework Agreement with California on Gas Mileage and Emissions Standards: Sounding the Depths of Prosecutorial Discretion on Anticompetitive Collusion As Distinguished from Procompetitive Collaboration 15 octubre, 2019
At a historic moment in the country when political winds are doing flips, turning impossible corners and reaching even weather forecasting, it is imperative that law enforcement remain solidly grounded in fact and the law. An abiding hope, maybe now more than ever, and no less true for antitrust, especially given its economic and marketplace... Continue read […]
Richard Wolfram, http://antitrustconnect.com/author/richardwolfram/, Array

Should Advertising Regulators Enforce Wokeness?: Canadian Lawyer 10 septiembre, 2019
September 10, 2019 In my new Canadian Lawyer column, I take a look at two recent U.K. ASA advertising decisions with potential implications for Canada. Below is an excerpt with a link to my column. ******************* In an interesting development, two ads were recently banned under new gender stereotyping in advertising rules recently implemented by […]
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Canadian Competition Law Compliance Programs: Key Requirements 22 agosto, 2019
August 22, 2019 Practical Law Canada has published a New Legal Update, which discusses key requirements of competition law compliance programs in Canada, in light of the U.S. Department of Justice’s recent shift to align its approach to recognizing compliance programs with Canada. Below is an excerpt with a link to the full Legal Update […]
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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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La doctrina jurisprudencial sobre el «hallazgo causal» y su supeditación a la idoneidad y proporcionalidad de la inspección (Sentencia Tribunal Supremo de 22 de octubre de 2019) 6 noviembre, 2019
Uno de los problemas habituales en la aplicación práctica del Derecho Antitrust por parte de autoridades de competencia y judiciales (europeas y españolas) es el de los límites de las actuaciones de inspección. La coexistencia de intereses muy diversos genera conflictos entre los derechos de inspección de la Administración y los de defensa de los afectados o […]
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 […]

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 […]
DevelopingWorldAntitrust
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 […]
DevelopingWorldAntitrust

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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Derecho y Políticas de Libre Competencia en América Latina

Competencia y Regulación en América Latina | Antitrust and Regulation in Latin America | Concorrência e Regulamento na América Latina

Categoría: Excepciones

Sostenibilidad y libre competencia ¿qué es más eficiente?

A propósito del #ParoAgrario: ¿cómo promover la economía campesina y no violar la ley de competencia?

¿Se justifica un trato especial para los mercados agrícolas? (II)

¿Se justifica un trato especial para los mercados agrícolas?

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