Why Economics Matters in Criminal Antitrust Cases

Here, we consider the legal and practical issues surround- ing the use of economic evidence in criminal antitrust cases. First, we summarize the legal ...

Parties are increasingly bringing expert economics to testify in criminal antitrust cases too and courts are allowing them.

Economic Analysis in Criminal Antitrust Violations

However, while economics cannot measure the occurrence or existence of an illegal action, it can provide insight into potentially relevant ...

Why Economics Matters in Criminal Antitrust Cases - O'Melveny

With more than 800 lawyers on three continents, O'Melveny is an international law firm committed to providing a client experience as ...

Does Big Business Need Taming? The Role of Economics in ...

Most antitrust officials—and the economists who advise them—believe that the antitrust laws have two main purposes: to ensure that markets operate efficiently ...

Navigating Economic Expert Work in Criminal Antitrust Litigation

In our experience, the role of an economic expert in criminal cases can differ from that in civil antitrust matters in several important ways, ...

MVA Attorneys Contribute to ABA Antitrust Magazine Article

The article focuses on the use of economic evidence in criminal antitrust cases, including having economists testify as expert witnesses. MVA's contributions ...

A Case Study of the Role of Economics in Antitrust Decision Making

Economic Issues in Antitrust · Matsushita – long-term predatory conspiracy · State Oil v. Kahn – maximum vertical price agreements · But see: ...

economic analysis in criminal antitrust violations

The use of economic analysis as a tool to assess issues in per se criminal antitrust ... What then is the role of an expert economist in criminal antitrust cases?

Antitrust Economics: Three Cheers and Two Challenges

The problem will not go away because we cannot ignore potential antitrust issues just because we do not have, and may never have, the economic tools to resolve ...

Criminal Antitrust: The Discovery Process and the Role of Economic ...

... matters has grown, according to an Analysis Group article in The Exchange ... criminal antitrust cases, the latter of which include US v. Richard Usher ...

Criminal Antitrust: The Discovery Process and the Role of Economic ...

One could argue that there exists a third category of topics that an economist might opine on in a criminal antitrust case, even a per se case – namely, price ...

Why Economics Matters in Criminal Antitrust Cases

Why Economics Matters in Criminal Antitrust Cases ; Author, Anna Pletcher, Kelse Moen, and John Gonzalez ; Position, The authors are, respectively, partner, ...

Antitrust | Georgetown Law

Discovery in antitrust cases can be especially voluminous, covering issues related to supply chains, pricing, product development and marketing, competitive ...

Economic Evidence in Antitrust Cases - Federal Trade Commission

3/Contra: In the Matter of The Maico Co.. Inc.. Docket 5822, decided by F.T.C.. December 7, 1953. The Commission there held that it could properly consider.

Economic Analysis in Criminal Antitrust Violations - PYMNTS.com

The use of economic analysis as a tool to assess issues in per se criminal antitrust violations has been a source of debate.

Antitrust Enforcement Increases Economic Activity - Census.gov

reported by the U.S. General Accounting Office, which noted “over half of the criminal cases filed between fiscal years 1982 and 1988 involved either price ...

Tee St. Matthew-Daniel to Discuss the Use of Economic Evidence in ...

Litigation partner Tee St. Matthew-Daniel will participate in a panel, “Does Economics Matter in Criminal Antitrust Cases?

Three Economist's Tools for Antitrust and Merger Analysis

economic issues related to antitrust policy and regulation. The ... Or, as i n the case analyzed by Baker, i t could raise both issues simultaneously.

Reinvigorating Criminal Antitrust? - UF Law Scholarship Repository

economics has pushed antitrust case law to its current state based on ... cartel matters, particularly during the largest period of antitrust criminal ...