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World Competition: Law and Economics Review Online

World Competition: Law and Economics Review Online

Author: Jose Rivas
Publisher: Kluwer Law Online
ISBN: WorldCompetition
Published In: Subscription-type (Contents updated periodically)
Format: Online
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View the Announcements tab below for a call for papers on the Digital Markets Act and the Foreign Subsidies Regulation.

Detailed legal analysis complemented by an economic viewpoint for a multidisciplinary approach
Leading forum for discussions on all aspects of competition worldwide
Hugely important in the field of global antitrust

World Competition covers competition and antitrust policy and issues in law and economics at the global level. Editors and contributors include highly regarded academics, practitioners, and members of the judiciary, as well as top-ranking competition law officials. Each issue brings readers up to date on trends in such aspects of competition as the following:

interaction of public and private cartel enforcement;
independence of competition authorities;
damages claims;
bid rigging;
tax incentives; and
parent company liability.

The articles included in every issue are of the highest quality, evidence of the fact that World Competition has become essential reading for practitioners and academics in the field. Its aim has always been to cover all aspects – every angle – of competition and antitrust.

Latest issue

Vol. 48 (2025) Issue 3

Editor’s Note (p. 295)

José Rivas

Testing the Boundaries of Competition Law: The Expansion of the UK Collective Proceedings Regime (p. 297)

Bill Batchelor, Bruce Macaulay, Matthew M. Martino, Mustafa Mirza

The Consumer Rights Act 2015 has been in force for a decade, leading to numerous applications for collective proceedings orders in the Competition Appeal Tribunal (CAT) following the UK Supreme Court’s landmark ruli...

Future Proofing the DMA for Agentic AI: Lessons from the AI Act (p. 315)

Jan-Frederick Göhsl

Fully automated agents will soon be changing the landscape of the digital economy. In the process, they will make the lives of consumers a whole lot easier. However, the age of Agentic Artificial Intelligence (AI) p...

How Long Do Cartels Last in Developing Countries? An Economic Analysis of the Determinants of Cartel Duration in Brazil (p. 337)

Paulo Burnier Da Silveira

This paper analyses the determinants of cartel duration by using a dataset of 120 cases sanctioned by the Brazilian Competition Authority (CADE) between 1999 and 2022, which corresponds to all cartels sanctioned by ...

Multi-homing Limitations in the Brazilian Food Delivery Sector: A Case Study on iFood Cade’s Decision (p. 379)

Vinicius Klein, Isabella Triebess

The expansion of digital platforms influences competition policies, particularly in markets as online food delivery. This article examines the competition law’s treatment of exclusivity and the role of multi-homing ...