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020 $a9780199586189 (cloth : alk. paper)
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245 00 $aCompetition law and the enforcement of Article 102 /$c[edited by] Federico Etro, Ioannis Kokkoris.
260 $aOxford ;$aNew York :$bOxford University Press,$c2010.
300 $axxiv, 224 p. :$bill. ;$c24 cm.
520 $a"With incisive and thought-provoking contributions from leading academics and practitioners, this book addresses in detail the major areas in relation to the Commission Guidance Paper on applying Article 102 of the Treaty for the Functioning of the European Union (TFEU) (former Article 82 EC Treaty). The paper has been at the center of much of the recent debate on antitrust policy in Europe and has generated significant controversy and intense debate. The authors contend that the guidance from the Commission is on the one hand entirely justifiable in its focus on consumer harm in identifying what constitutes an abuse, but that on the other it is not consistent enough with solid economic foundations and with recent progress of the endogenous market structure approach to antitrust policy. Finally, it does not offer enough structural guidance on the practical application of the new effects-based approach. The book addresses all of these concerns, considers the reform of Article 102, and identifies the challenges inherent in its enforcement, looking in particular at enforcement in high tech sectors. It also considers recent seminal antitrust cases such as the Microsoft case to illuminate and better understand the analysis of abuse of dominance issues. It brings a line of clarity to often contradictory messages and in so doing provides invaluable practical guidance to enforcers and practitioners alike. The editors combine the insight of a leading international economist and an experienced antitrust scholar, and the contributions are linked by a common emphasis on a strong economic approach to antitrust enforcement"--$cProvided by publisher.
504 $aIncludes bibliographical references and index.
505 00 $aToward an economic approach to Article 102 TFEU / Federico Etro and Ioannis Kokkoris -- Is the Guidance Paper on the Commission's enforcement priorities in enforcing Article 102 TFEU useful? / Damien Geradin -- Some outstanding issues from the European Commission's Guidance on Article 102 TFEU : not-so-faint echoes of Ordoliberalism / Philip Marsden --Optimal enforcement and decision structures for competition policy : economic considerations / Yannis Katsoulacos and David Ulph -- IP rights in the EU-Microsoft saga / Assimakis P. Komninos and Katarzyna A. Czapracka -- Judicial Review in Article 102 TFEU / Jean-Yves Art and Pablo Ibáñez Colomo -- The assessment of efficiencies under Article 102 TFEU and the Commission's Guidance Paper / Denis Waelbroeck -- Will efficiencies play an increasingly important role in the assessment of conduct under Article 102 TFEU? / Jean-François Bellis and Tim Kasten -- Are we underenforcing Article 102 TFEU? / Ioannis Kokkoris -- Is the availability of 'appropriate' remedies a limit to competition law liability under Article 102 TFEU? : the mischiefs of 'discretionary remedialism' in competition law / Ioannis Lianos -- Damages for exclusionary practices : a primer / Chiara Fumagalli, Jorge Padilla and Michele Polo.
630 00 $aTreaty Establishing the European Economic Community$d(1957)
650 0 $aAntitrust law$zEuropean Union countries.
700 1 $aEtro, Federico.
700 1 $aKokkoris, Ioannis.
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