Global reading room
The global reading room is necessarily select and incomplete, but when time permits I will post links to relevant publications that pique my interest …
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Reactionary antitrust
John M Newman, Reactionary Antitrust (September 16, 2019). Concurrences Revue, No. 4 (2019)
Algorithmic Opacity and Exclusion in Antitrust Law
Mark R Patterson, Algorithmic Opacity and Exclusion in Antitrust Law (2018). Italian Antitrust Review; Fordham Law Legal Studies Research Paper No. 3400208
EU Competition Law Goals and the Digital Economy
Ariel Ezrachi, ‘EU Competition Law Goals and the Digital Economy’ (Oxford Legal Studies Research Paper No 17/2018 (6 June 2018))
Algorithms as Illegal Agreements
Gal, Michal, Algorithms as Illegal Agreements (May 2, 2018). Berkeley Technology Law Journal
Amazon’s Antitrust Paradox
Lina M Khan, ‘Amazon’s Antitrust Paradox (2016-2017) 126(3) The Yale Law Journal 710
Algorithmic Consumers
Gal, Michal Gal and Niva Elkin-Koren, Algorithmic Consumers (August 8, 2016) Harvard Journal of Law and Technology
The Hidden Costs of Free Goods: Implications for Antitrust Enforcement
Michal Gal and Daniel L Rubinfeld, The Hidden Costs of Free Goods: Implications for Antitrust Enforcement (2016) 80 Antitrust Law Journal
The antitrust consumer welfare paradox
Barak Orbach, The Antitrust Consumer Welfare Paradox (28 February 2011). (2011) 7(1) Journal of Competition Law & Economics 133-164. Arizona Legal Studies Discussion Paper No. 10-07
The Efficiency Paradox
Fox, Eleanor M, ‘The Efficiency Paradox’ in R Pitofsky (ed), ‘How the Chicago School Overshot the Mark: The effect of conservative economic analysis on US antitrust’ (Oxford, 2008) 77; NYU Law and Economics Research Paper No. 09-26 (July 8, 2009)