Some fundamentals about the adoption of the Sherman Act.

We will soon have our event on algorithms, pricing, and competition policy at the Competition Law Research Centre, so we thought it might be cool to have a short episode on the fundamentals.

Fundamentals of EU competition law enforcement in short focusing on the Modernisation Regulation (1/2003).

This episode is based on the report of the European Commission: Protecting competition in a changing world - Evidence on the evolution of competition in the EU during the past 25 years.

This episode focuses on the fundamentals of the object and effect distinction. Mentioning Allianz and post-Allianz cases too. Is there a grey zone?

This episode focuses on the fundamental concept of undertaking.

The episode focuses on the core concept of consumer welfare in antitrust law. It also has a short chit-chat on dark patterns and behavioral economics.

This legal discussion introduces a series of questions focused on dominance and monopolization within antitrust and competition law.  It specifically examines the legal and economic concepts surrounding market dominance and monopolization and discusses "legendary" cases.

The European Commission's Communication provides guidance on defining the relevant market for EU competition law purposes. The Communication aims to improve transparency on the application of market definition in competition proceedings. It sets out a general methodology for defining relevant product and geographic markets, in particular with regard to demand and supply substitutability. It also deals with specific cases of market definition, such as significant product differentiation, multi-stage platforms and innovative competition. Finally, the Communication addresses the role of market shares in the assessment of market power.