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Introduction, 1. The Challenges of Modernization 2. The Object and Scope of This Book 3. Outline of the Book Part I – General Aspects of Tying and Bundling Chapter 1 - The Economics of Tying and Bundling 1. Introduction 2. Categorisation of Tying and Bundling 3. Efficiency Motivations 4. Anti- Competitive Motivations 5. Special Topics in Relation to Tying and Bundling 6. What are the Legal Implications of the Economics Literature? 7. Conclusions Chapter 2 - The Leveraging Theory in General under US and EC Law 1. Introduction 2. The Connection between Dominance and Abuse 3. Comparing the US and EC Model 4. The Legal Position of the Multi-Market Requirement 5. Discussion of the Multi-Market Scenarios under EC Law 6. Conclusions Part II - Ex Post Regulation Chapter 3 – Tying and Bundling under US Antitrust Law 1. Introduction 2. A Trilogy of Antitrust Scrutiny 3. The Chequered History of Bundling Analysis 4. The Separate-Product Issue 5. Discussion of the Legal Standard for Tying and Bundling 6. Efficiencies due to Tying and Bundling 7. Conclusions Chapter 4 – Tying and Bundling under EC Law 1. A Dual System of Ex Post Rules 2. General Observations Regarding Tying and Bundling 3. A Critical-Historical Overview 4. The Separate-Product Issue 5. Legal-Economic Analysis of the Community Trilogy on Tying and Bundling 6. Choosing a Standard for Tying and Bundling 7. Conclusions Part III – Ex Ante Regulation Chapter 5 – Tying and Bundling under US and EC Merger Control 1. Introduction 2. An Outline of the US and EC Merger Rules 3. Tying and Bundling under US Law 4. The EC Approach Towards Tying and Bundling Concerns 5. Evaluation of the Theory of Leveraging Harm6. Conclusions, Conclusions 1. Introductory Remarks 2. There are Convergences and Divergences between US and EC Law 3. Economics as a Useful tool for the Analysis of Tying and Bundling 4. A Structured Effects-Based Rule of Reason Test 5. A Preference for ex post Control 6. A Critical Examination of the Tying and Bundling Trilogy 7. The Commission’s Discussion Paper on Article 82, Bibliography, Table of cases, Index
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Add Bundling as A Leveraging Concern under EC Competition Law, Despite great strides in enforcement of the cartel prohibition of article 81 EC and major merger control reform, EC competition law still lacks clear standards for anti-competitive abuses under article 82 EC. In a masterful engagement with this issue, the, Bundling as A Leveraging Concern under EC Competition Law to the inventory that you are selling on WonderClubX
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Add Bundling as A Leveraging Concern under EC Competition Law, Despite great strides in enforcement of the cartel prohibition of article 81 EC and major merger control reform, EC competition law still lacks clear standards for anti-competitive abuses under article 82 EC. In a masterful engagement with this issue, the, Bundling as A Leveraging Concern under EC Competition Law to your collection on WonderClub |