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Laurent Geelhand, Johanne Peyre, Jun 10, 2008
The European Commission has long rendered famous the name of Michelin to antitrust practitioners by condemning its rebate system. Such decision is part of a case law that followed a surprisingly tough evolution, from condemning exclusive quantitative rebates, to standardized rebates not related to justified economies of scale, leading to a “per se” prohibition. Yet, we co
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