This paper analyses the determinants of cartel duration by using a dataset of 120 cases sanctioned by the Brazilian Competition Authority (CADE) between 1999 and 2022, which
corresponds to all cartels sanctioned by CADE in Brazil from its inception until December 2022. [...]
Fully automated agents will soon be changing the landscape of the digital economy. In the process, they will make the lives of consumers a whole lot easier. However, the age
of Agentic Artificial Intelligence (AI) presents new challenges for digital regulation, particularly for the Digital Markets Act (DMA). [...]
This article critically assesses the Digital Competition Bill, 2024 (‘DCB’), introduced by the Indian government proposing an ex-ante framework to regulate the digital
economy. The article argues for a phased implementation of the proposed ex-ante framework, with revisions to the current draft based on market studies, practical [...]
The expansion of digital platforms influences competition policies, particularly in markets as online food delivery. This article examines the competition law’s treatment
of exclusivity and the role of multi-homing in the sector, focusing on the Brazilian Competition Authority’s (CADE’s) decision in the iFood case. [...]
The Consumer Rights Act 2015 has been in force for a decade, leading to numerous applications for collective proceedings orders in the Competition Appeal Tribunal (CAT) following
the UK Supreme Court’s landmark ruling in Merricks v. Mastercard. Consequently, the CAT has become one of the UK’s busiest courts. [...]