BLP
2018/12
The Convergence and Specifics of EU Competition Law and American Antitrust Law Regarding the Prohibition of Price Scissors as Constitutive of Abuse of Dominance
In this paper, the author reports on how the European and American Competition Authorities apprehend margin squeeze viz. the fact for dominant undertakings operating simultaneously as vertically-integrated entities and as downstream market participants to increase wholesale prices by reducing their retail price, thus squeezing their downstream-market competitors out.#This is significant because the address of margin squeeze as distortive of competition differs significantly on either side of the Atlantic while it is a major concern for non-dominant competitive economic operators.#The divergences demonstrated in this article further attest to a fundamental opposition be-tween EU Competition Law and American Antitrust Law which should be of interest to readers in the areas of competition law and economics.
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