"An overview of antritrust applied specifically to the context of Big Tech companies (Facebook/Meta, Google/Alphabet, Amazon, Apple, etc.)"--Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Preface: Antitrust and Big Tech v Chapter 1: Introduction: the Antitrust Laws 1 A Thumbnail History 1 The Scope of Antitrust 5 What Conduct Violates the Antitrust Laws? 8 Restraints of Trade, Horizontal and Vertical 8 Monopolization 13 Price Discrimination 15 Anticompetitive Mergers 17 Antitrust and Economics 19 The Principal Schools of Antitrust Thought 22 Conclusion: the Goals of the Antitrust Laws 27 Chapter 2: Antitrust and Power 30 Market Power 30 “Power?” or “Size”? 38 Market Power and Efficiencies 43 Market Power, Patents and Other Intellectual Property Rights 47 When Must Market Power Be Measured? The Per Se Rule 50 The Rule of Reason 51 “Switching Costs” and Barriers to Entry 53 Human Behavior and Market Power 59 Two-Sided Platforms, Attention Markets, and “Winner-Take-All” 61 Chapter 3: Anticompetitive Conduct and Big Tech 66 Introduction 66 The Nature of Competitive Injury 68 Monopolization: Exclusionary Practices by Dominant Firms 70 Refusal to Deal and “Self-preferencing” 72 Anticompetitive Practices Involving Intellectual Property (IP) 78 Anticompetitive Distribution, Including Pricing 82 Attempt to Monopolize and “Abuse of Dominance” 87 Anticompetitive Agreements and Default Rules 90 Anticompetitive Tech Mergers 98 Conclusion 102 Chapter 4: Antitrust Solutions for Tech Monopoly Problems 104 Introduction 104 Remedies and Causation 107 Injunctions and Damages 109 Structural Remedies – “Breakups” 112 Breaking Into the Monopoly 114 Remedies and “Winner-Take-All” Markets 117 Interoperability and Portability as Antitrust Remedies 122 Reorganizing Management Instead of Firms 133 Conclusion 137 Glossary 138 Suggestions for Further Reading 147
Preface: Antitrust and Big Tech v Chapter 1: Introduction: the Antitrust Laws 1 A Thumbnail History 1 The Scope of Antitrust 5 What Conduct Violates the Antitrust Laws? 8 Restraints of Trade, Horizontal and Vertical 8 Monopolization 13 Price Discrimination 15 Anticompetitive Mergers 17 Antitrust and Economics 19 The Principal Schools of Antitrust Thought 22 Conclusion: the Goals of the Antitrust Laws 27 Chapter 2: Antitrust and Power 30 Market Power 30 “Power?” or “Size”? 38 Market Power and Efficiencies 43 Market Power, Patents and Other Intellectual Property Rights 47 When Must Market Power Be Measured? The Per Se Rule 50 The Rule of Reason 51 “Switching Costs” and Barriers to Entry 53 Human Behavior and Market Power 59 Two-Sided Platforms, Attention Markets, and “Winner-Take-All” 61 Chapter 3: Anticompetitive Conduct and Big Tech 66 Introduction 66 The Nature of Competitive Injury 68 Monopolization: Exclusionary Practices by Dominant Firms 70 Refusal to Deal and “Self-preferencing” 72 Anticompetitive Practices Involving Intellectual Property (IP) 78 Anticompetitive Distribution, Including Pricing 82 Attempt to Monopolize and “Abuse of Dominance” 87 Anticompetitive Agreements and Default Rules 90 Anticompetitive Tech Mergers 98 Conclusion 102 Chapter 4: Antitrust Solutions for Tech Monopoly Problems 104 Introduction 104 Remedies and Causation 107 Injunctions and Damages 109 Structural Remedies – “Breakups” 112 Breaking Into the Monopoly 114 Remedies and “Winner-Take-All” Markets 117 Interoperability and Portability as Antitrust Remedies 122 Reorganizing Management Instead of Firms 133 Conclusion 137 Glossary 138 Suggestions for Further Reading 147
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