Antitrust Chronicle® – No-Poach
Spring 2022, May, Volume 1
Dear Readers, Competition law and policy are classically concerned with consumer welfare. In other words, lower prices, regardless of the consequences for other actors in the supply chain, have classically been the primary concern of the rules and their application. However, there is no reason, in principle, why antitrust rules cannot apply to other aspects […]
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