The Economics of EC Competition Law: Concepts, Application and Measurement

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Introduction. Part I - Concepts. Effective competition. The assessment of market power. The relevant market. Part II - Application. Article 81. Article 82. Merger control. Part III - Measurement. Introduction to empirical analysis. Introducing multiple regression analysis as a tool of antitrust policy. Estimating elasticities. Price correlation analysis. Shipment and transport costs tests. Price concentration studies. Bidding studies. Granger causality and cointegration tests. Summary. Appendices.

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