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HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL AGREEMENTS: DIFFERENCES BETWEEN THE EUROPEAN UNION AND THE UNITED STATESThis article compares the European Union and the United States with respect to competition law and enforcement practices as it pertains to agreements among competitors in a market (horizontal) and agreements among firms in a supply chain (vertical). Regarding horizontal agreements, the primary difference in the law is the ability of the competition authority to bring a criminal case in the U.S. and a more subtle difference is the presence of concerted practices in the EU. Enforcement differs in the far more active role of private litigation in the U.S. The differences are greater when one turns to vertical agreements. Though the EU provides safe harbors for vertical agreements, something which is absent in the U.S., it is abundantly clear that the U.S.is more lenient in the law and in enforcement. Also provided is a discussion of some recent departures between the U.S. and EU.
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GIFT OF PROFESSIONAL INCOME GENERATED BY A SPOUSE TO A THIRD PERSON IN MAURITIAN CIVIL LAW
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INTELLECTUAL HISTORY OF A TEXTBOOK: RADOMIR LUKIĆ’S INTRODUCTION TO LAW BETWEEN MARX AND KELSEN
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CONSTRUCTING A TRAITOR: THE CASE OF GUICHARD OF TROYES, THE NOMINAL BISHOP OF BOSNIA IN THE EARLY FOURTEENTH CENTURY
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LEGAL EFFECTS OF THE FRAUD ORIGINATING FROM THE CO-SURETY ON THE VALIDITY OF THE SURETY CONTRACT AND/OR THE RIGHTS OF THE SURETY (THE VICTIM OF THE FRAUD)
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Basu, Kaushik. 2018. The Republic of Beliefs: A New Approach to Law and Economics. Princeton: Princeton University Press, 238.
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- IN MEMORIAM /
LJUBICA KANDIĆ (1925–2019)
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HANS ANKUM (1930–2019)
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This article compares the European Union and the United States with respect to competition law and enforcement practices as it pertains to agreements among competitors in a market (horizontal) and agreements among firms in a supply chain (vertical). Regarding horizontal agreements, the primary difference in the law is the ability of the competition authority to bring a criminal case in the U.S. and a more subtle difference is the presence of concerted practices in the EU. Enforcement differs in the far more active role of private litigation in the U.S. The differences are greater when one turns to vertical agreements. Though the EU provides safe harbors for vertical agreements, something which is absent in the U.S., it is abundantly clear that the U.S.is more lenient in the law and in enforcement. Also provided is a discussion of some recent departures between the U.S. and EU.
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