New Working Paper - Redefining the Relevant Market: Abandonment or Return to Brown Shoe
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Hi everyone, I know it has been a while since I last posted, but I promise I am working on some significant scholarship that I will be able to share soon. Today I want to release a new working paper on what is perhaps the most crucial concept in antitrust law - defining relevant markets. The process essentially requires litigants and courts to construct a “market” of interchangeable products in order to measure the level of competition between the firms. Defining a relevant market allows courts and litigants to measure how much market power (which is, in most cases, the market share) a defendant has. Defining a relevant market is essential in antitrust litigation and can often solely determine the outcome of a case.
New Working Paper - Redefining the Relevant Market: Abandonment or Return to Brown Shoe
New Working Paper - Redefining the Relevant…
New Working Paper - Redefining the Relevant Market: Abandonment or Return to Brown Shoe
Hi everyone, I know it has been a while since I last posted, but I promise I am working on some significant scholarship that I will be able to share soon. Today I want to release a new working paper on what is perhaps the most crucial concept in antitrust law - defining relevant markets. The process essentially requires litigants and courts to construct a “market” of interchangeable products in order to measure the level of competition between the firms. Defining a relevant market allows courts and litigants to measure how much market power (which is, in most cases, the market share) a defendant has. Defining a relevant market is essential in antitrust litigation and can often solely determine the outcome of a case.