Spring 2014, Volume 3, Number 2

Antitrust Chronicle<sup>®</sup> – Antitrust perspectives from Canada

Antitrust Chronicle^® – Antitrust perspectives from Canada

Spring 2014, Volume 3, Number 2

Dear Readers, Canada may have the oldest existing competition law in the world, but that doesn’t mean they aren’t facing modern problems that can provide lessons for the rest of us. Mark Katz has organized a survey of some of these problems in this CPI issue where the authors discuss several issues including the implications […]

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Antitrust Chronicle^® – Antitrust perspectives from Canada

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Dec 22, 2015

Introduction to the CPI Antitrust Chronicle Canada Issue – 2014

Mark Katz
Mar 26, 2014

Landfill Case Makes It to the Top of the Heap: Canada’s Highest Court to Rule on “Prevention” of Competition Framework In Tervita

Nikiforos Iatrou
Mar 26, 2014

New Clouds on the Legality of Unilateral Conduct in Canada

Debbie Salzberger
Mar 26, 2014

Canada Considers Hopping on Board with a Product-Hopping Case

George Addy
Mar 26, 2014

Canada’s Proposed Legislation to Prohibit Cross-Border Price Differentials

Marissa Ginn
Mar 26, 2014

“Special” Treatment: State-Owned Enterprises Under Canada’s Foreign Investment and Competition Laws

Sandy Walker
Mar 26, 2014

The Proposed Damages Directive: The Real Lessons from the United States

Robert Lande
Mar 26, 2014

Mexico’s Proposed Reform of Competition Law: A Critique from Europe

Anne Perrot
Mar 26, 2014

Abuse of Dominance Under the Competition Act, 2002: Developments and Trends

Kalyani Singh
Mar 26, 2014

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