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E-Commerce Competition Enforcement Guide

Edited by: Claire Jeffs

ISBN13: 9781789151251
Published: July 2018
Publisher: Global Competition Review
Country of Publication: UK
Format: Hardback
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The growth in the digital economy both powerfully drives competition, but also provides challenges to global antitrust enforcement. This E-commerce Competition Enforcement Guide, edited by Claire Jeffs, looks at whether established competition tools are sufficient to deal with the challenges of the online world. Drawing on the collective wisdom and expertise of 48 distinguished experts from 22 firms and competition authorities, the Guide provides insight on the differing approaches adopted by enforcement agencies and whether a balance is being struck between maintaining a vigilant approach to the digital economy and allowing competition to flourish.

Subjects:
Competition Law
Contents:
Introduction – Why E-commerce? Claire Jeffs
Part I: Europe

European Union – Key Developments, Guillaume Loriot
European Union – Restrictions of Online Sales, including Geo-blocking and Geofiltering, Nelson Jung
European Union – E-commerce: Most Favoured Nation Clauses, Philippe Chappatte, Kerry O’Connell and Sarah de Morant
European Union – Algorithmic pricing under Article 101 TFEU, Pierre Honoré and Guillaume Fabre
European Union – Data-related Abuse of Dominance, Thorsten Mäger and Philipp Otto Neideck
European Union – Data and Privacy in Merger Control, Miranda Cole
European Union – Access to Online Platforms and Competition Law, Thomas Graf and Henry Mostyn
European Union – Two-Sided Markets, Platforms and Network Effects, Joshua White, Antoine Chapsal and Aaron Yeater

Part II: Americas
United States – E-commerce and Big Data: Merger Control, Daniel S Bitton
United States – E-commerce, Big Data and Algorithms: Antitrust, Paul Eckles and Jeremy Koegel
United States – E-commerce Economics: Market Power and Enforcement in Vertical Markets, Rebecca Kirk Fair, Nikita Piankov and Emmanuel Frot
Canada, Micah Wood, Laura Weinrib, Kevin MacDonald, and David Dueck
Mexico, Carlos Mena Labarthe, Jorge Kargl Pavía and Aleine Obregón
Brazil, Amadeu Ribeiro, Michelle Machado, Paula Camara and Ana Paula Tavassi

Part III: Asia-Pacific
Australian Competition and Consumer Commission, Rod Sims
China, Janet Yung Yung Hui, Xuefei Bai and Huting Li
India – Competition Commission of India, Smita Jhingran
India, Nisha Kaur Uberoi and Shravani Shekhar
Japan Fair Trade Commission, The Competition Policy Research Centre Secretariats
Japan, Hideki Utsunomiya and Yusuke Takamiya
Korea, Youngjin Jung, In-Sang Kim and Hee Won Marina Moon
Competition and Consumer Commission of Singapore, Lee Pei Rong Rachel and Leow Rui Ping
Singapore, Daren Shiau and Elsa Chen