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Ex Post Evaluation of Competition Cases is an essential volume based on the process followed by expert contributors to provide a neutral and extensive assessment of cases that have significantly shaped European Union (EU) competition law enforcement. Competition authorities use ex post evaluation of enforcement decisions to help determine if an intervention (or non-intervention) has achieved its objectives – and, if not, the reasons it failed to do so – thus allowing for improvement in the design and use of techniques used in the analysis underpinning the decision.
What’s in this book:
Delving deep into the analysis of foundational cases of EU competition law and the methodologies that have been developed over time to predict how enforcement decisions will affect competition, for each case, the authors respond thoroughly to the following questions:
Industries covered include information technology (the Microsoft cases), payment cards (the Visa Europe 2010 Commitments Decision), pharmaceuticals, and conditional rebates (Michelin I, Michelin II and BA/Virgin). Also investigated are the role of buyer power in concentration cases and the relative strength of competition law enforcement versus regulation, where appropriate.
How this will help you:
In its accumulation of evidence from individual cases that have steadily improved our ability to grasp the connections between policy choices and the outcomes they lead to, this volume is peerless. It comprises an invaluable resource for competition authorities in performing ex post evaluations and will be highly appreciated by practitioners and academics associated with European competition law.
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