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9780314183620

Global Issues in Antitrust and Competition Law

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    9780314183620

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    0314183620

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2010-06-03
  • Publisher: West Academic

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This title covers international and comparative issues of antitrust law, economics and policy. It may be used to enrich US antitrust casebooks or as a stand-alone for courses on global antitrust. It addresses all major issues of competition law and global competition policy, including extraterritoriality; global norms; cooperation, convergence and divergence; the state?s role in restraining or facilitating competition; process and procedures; and substantive areas including cartels, horizontal and vertical agreements, abuse of dominance, and mergers. It compares developed and developing jurisdictions. It references numerous jurisdictions including the EU, China, Japan, India, Russia, South Africa, Tanzania, Zimbabwe, and Latin American countries.

Table of Contents

Forewordp. iii
Table of Casesp. xix
Cartelsp. 4
Introductionp. 4
Law and Attitude towards Cartelsp. 4
Proof of a Cartel Agreementp. 7
Quininep. 8
ACF Chemiefarma v. Commission (Quinine)p. 8
Wood Pulpp. 14
Åhl¿tröm Osakeyhtiö v. Commission (Wood Pulp)p. 14
Are Effects Necessary?p. 19
Crisis Cartelsp. 20
Competition Authority v. Beef Industry Development Society Ltdp. 21
Foreign Government Action or Involvement: A Defense?p. 29
US Agency Guidelinesp. 30
Antitrust Enforcement Guidelines for International Operations, US Department of Justice and FTC 1995p. 30
US Caselawp. 36
Act of State, Foreign Sovereign Compulsion, Comityp. 36
In re Vitamin C Antitrust Litigationp. 36
OPECp. 51
Prewitt Enterprises, Inc. v. Organization of the Petroleum Exporting Countriesp. 51
Refined Petroleum Products Antitrust Litigationp. 64
NOPEC (Introduced in Senate)p. 73
Cooperation, Convergence, and Cross-Fertilization in International Cartel Enforcementp. 74
The Evolution of Criminal Antitrust Enforcement over the Last Two Decadesp. 74
Monopolies and Abuse of Dominancep. 94
Introductionp. 94
Exploitative Offensesp. 95
Excessive Pricingp. 95
The Competition Tribunal of South Africap. 98
Harmony Gold Mining Company Ltd v. Mittal Steel Corpp. 98
In the Competition Appeal Court of South Africap. 103
Mittal Steel South Africa v. Harmony Gold Miningp. 103
Discriminatory Pricingp. 110
In the Matter between Nationwide Poles and Sasol (Oil) Ltdp. 112
Exclusionary Offensesp. 122
Predatory Pricingp. 122
AKZO Chemie BV v. Commissionp. 123
High Court of Australiap. 126
Boral Besser Masonry Limited v. Australian Competition and Consumer Commissionp. 126
Refusals to Dealp. 130
IMS Health GmbH & Co. and NDC Health GmbH & Cop. 130
Microsoft Corp. v. Commissionp. 132
Margin Squeezesp. 143
Deutsche Telekom AG v. Commissionp. 143
Loyalty Clauses and Exclusive Dealingp. 148
Commission v. Intel Corpp. 149
Patent Ambushp. 160
Collaborations of Competitors Other Than Cartelsp. 166
Introductionp. 166
Loose Collaborationsp. 169
Note on John Deere Ltd. v. Commissionp. 169
Asnef-Equifax v. Asociación De Usuarios De Servicios Bancarios (AUSBANC)p. 170
Note on Polygram Holding, Inc. v. FTCp. 173
Learned Professionsp. 177
Wouters ET Ciep. 177
Collaborations in the New Economyp. 182
Pharmaceuticalsp. 182
Credit Cardsp. 186
The Internetp. 188
Standard-Setting Organizations and Related Patent Practicesp. 189
Joint Venturesp. 190
Substantive Rules and Analysisp. 190
European Night Services v. Commissionp. 191
Procedural Rulesp. 193
Vertical Restraintsp. 197
Introductionp. 197
European Unionp. 198
Introductionp. 198
Territorial Restraints, Parallel Imports and Exports, and Dual Pricingp. 199
Consten and Grundigp. 200
Consten and Grundig v. Commissionp. 202
Volkswagen AG v. Commissionp. 206
GlaxoSmithKline Services Unlimited v. Commission, CFIp. 208
GlaxoSmithKline Services Unlimited v. Commission, ECJp. 213
Sot. Lelos Kai Sia EE v. GlaxoSmithKline AEVEp. 216
Resale Price Maintenancep. 219
European Commission Guidelines on Vertical Restraintsp. 220
Tying and Exclusive Dealingp. 223
Stergios Delimitis v. Henninger Bräu AGp. 224
Schöller Lebensmittel v. Commissionp. 227
Block Exemptions and Guidelinesp. 233
Vertical (Distribution and Supply) Block Exemption and Guidelinesp. 234
Block Exemptionp. 235
Guidelines on Vertical Restraintsp. 245
Motor Vehicle Block Exemption and Guidelinesp. 271
Technology Transfer Licensing Block Exemption and Guidelinesp. 273
Japan and Koreap. 274
Japanp. 274
Guidelines Concerning Distribution Systems and Business Practices Under the Antimonopoly Actp. 275
Koreap. 297
Developing Countries: Special Concernsp. 298
Qaqaya and Lipimile, in the Effects of Anti-Competitive Business Practices on Developing Countries and Their Development Prospects (UNCTAD 2008)p. 299
Mergersp. 302
Introductionp. 302
Domestic Issues in Analysis of Transborder Mergersp. 302
Market Definition, and Deciding What Sales and What Firms Are in the Marketp. 302
Effects Beyond Bordersp. 303
Public Interest Issues in the United Statesp. 304
National champions and antitrustp. 304
Boeing Company/McDonnell Douglas Corporationp. 304
Jobs, buy national, and antitrustp. 309
Note on Wal-mart Stores, Inc. v. Rodriguezp. 309
Executive and legislative measures that trump anti-trustp. 311
Comparative Issuesp. 311
Substantivep. 311
Market definitionp. 311
Standard of violationp. 312
Airtours v. Commissionp. 314
Treatment of efficienciesp. 322
ICN recommended practices for merger analysisp. 322
Public Interest Defenses and Concernsp. 342
Cooperation and Conflictp. 347
Convergence on Pre-Merger Notification and Processp. 347
Cooperation in Vetting Mergers of Common Interestp. 348
Conflictp. 348
General Electric/Honeywellp. 348
Gencor/Lonrhop. 349
Resolution of Conflictp. 352
The Statep. 353
Introductionp. 353
Advocacyp. 355
Abuse of Dominance by State-Owned Enterprisep. 359
Ports Casesp. 361
Merci Convenzionali Porto Di Genova u. Siderurgica Gabriellip. 361
Port of Rødbyp. 363
State Privilege or License; Limits to Exclusivityp. 367
Höfner v. Macrotron GmbHp. 368
State Measures That Restrict Competition or Facilitate private Restrictionsp. 372
State Measures-State Responsibilityp. 372
Consorzio Industrie Fiammiferi (Italian matches)p. 373
State Measures That Restrict Competition or Facilitate Private Restrictions-Continued
Slovakian Postal Legislation Relating to Hybrid Mail Servicesp. 375
Regulation of the Professionsp. 382
Cipolla v. Fazari and Macrino v. Melonip. 382
Private Responsibility and the State Action Defensep. 385
Commission and France v. Ladbroke Racing Ltdp. 385
Consorzio Industrie Fiammiferi (Italian matches)p. 386
State Aidsp. 391
Introductionp. 391
State Aid Policyp. 394
Report on Competition Policy (2006)p. 397
Report on Competition Policy (2008)p. 400
State Aid in Time of Financial Crisisp. 404
Competition Law in an Economic Crisisp. 404
Antitrust and State Aid Control-The Lessons Learnedp. 408
The Relationship between Regulation and Competitionp. 412
Hybrid State and Private Restraints-The WTOp. 412
Mexican Telecomsp. 413
Enforcement: Systems and Institutionsp. 419
Introductionp. 419
Public Enforcement Modelsp. 422
Specialized Antitrust Courtsp. 423
Federalism and Enforcement by Multiple Sovereignsp. 424
Division of Authorityp. 424
Competition Law Preemption of Anticompetive Local Regulationsp. 427
Private Enforcementp. 429
European Commission White Paperp. 432
Criminal Enforcementp. 444
Justifications for Criminal Enforcementp. 444
Leniencyp. 446
Double Jeopardy and Extraditionp. 448
Merger Enforcementp. 450
Extraterritoriality and Jurisdiction Over International Behaviorp. 454
Introductionp. 454
The Effects Test and Comity Concernsp. 456
Åhlström Osakeyhtiö v. Commission (Wood Pulp)p. 456
Hartford Fire Ins. Co. v. Californiap. 460
The Effects Test and Comity Concerns-Continued: Amicus curiae briefs in F. Hoffmann-La Roche Ltd. v. Empagran S.Ap. 467
F. Hoffmann-La Roche Ltd. v. Empagran S.A.p. 478
Frontiers of Antitrust Jurisdictionp. 488
Alien Tort Claims Act and Customary International Lawp. 488
Trying to Outflank Empagranp. 488
Global Governancep. 492
Introductionp. 492
The UNCTAD Set of Principlesp. 493
The Set of Multilaterally Agreed Equitable Control of Restrictive Business Practices (UNCTAD 1980)p. 493
Bilateral Cooperation Agreementsp. 505
US/EU Antitrust Cooperation Agreement of 1991p. 506
USIEU Antitrust Cooperation Agreement of 1998p. 513
Regional Cooperation: Developing Countries, Small Jurisdictions, and Other Cooperationsp. 518
Introductionp. 518
Hurdles and Opportunities: Small and Developing Countriesp. 519
Excerpts from a Sample Lawp. 521
Economic Community of West African Statesp. 522
The North American Free Trade Agreementp. 528
Other Regional Cooperations: Examplesp. 530
Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation (APEC)p. 530
The BRIC Countriesp. 531
The Van Miert Report and the Debate on Competition in the WTOp. 532
The Doha Declarationp. 558
Doha Ministerial Declarationp. 558
The OECD Hard Core Cartel Recommendationp. 560
ICPAC (International Competition Policy Advisory Committee)p. 565
ICN (International Competition Network)p. 568
Appendices: Excerpts from Treaties and Statutesp. 571
European Union, Treaties, selected provisionsp. 572
European Union: Council Regulation No. 1/2003 on the implementation of the rules on competitionp. 584
United States statutes, selected provisionsp. 614
The Sherman Antitrust Actp. 614
The Clayton Actp. 615
Webb-Pomerene Act (Export Trade Act)p. 620
Export Trading Company Act of 1982p. 622
Indexp. 629
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