BUYER POWER, EXCLUSIVE CONTRACTS, AND VERTICAL MERGERS IN COMPETING SUPPLY CHAINS: IMPLICATIONS FOR COMPETITION LAW AND POLICY
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SOCIAL INCENTIVES AND THE ENFORCEMENT OF LAW: SOME REFLECTIONS
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PRECONDITIONS TO REGULATORY COMPETITION
-Régis Lanneau Regulatory competition is often believed to be a hard fact of the post
India’s Jumbled Public Policy Jurisprudence: Stretch, Demarcate and ‘Saw Pipes’
– Malcolm Katrak The doctrine of public policy is a channel through which public law
The Law and Economics of Force Majeure Litigation- The Case of COVID 19
– Ram Singh In the aftermath of the Covid-19, the world is witnessing a flurry of
The Law and Economics of Governments’ Response to the COVID-19 Pandemic
– Indervir Singh & V. Santhakumar Governments all over the world may use or institute laws
Legal Issues of the Covid-19 Pandemic – A Law & Economics Perspective
– Thomas Ulen The coronavirus pandemic has become a defining event of our times. We
Financing the Corona Crisis in Europe
– Hans-Bernd Schäfer On the 9th of April, after two days of negotiations on a European
The Neglect of Rights in Law and Economics
-Mark D White The economic approach to law is by any measure the most successful
Standardized Data Collection: Legal Requirements, Guidelines, or Competition?
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