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Table of contents
CHAPTER 1 Market Definition and Multi-Product Firms in Merger Analysis
§ 1.01 Introduction
§ 1.02 The Hypothetical Monopolist Test
§ 1.03 Critical Loss Analysis
§ 1.04 Market Definition with Multi-Product Firms
§ 1.05 Conclusions
CHAPTER 2 Unilateral Effects of Horizontal Mergers
§ 2.01 Introduction
§ 2.02 General Economic Principles
§ 2.03 Quantitative Tools in Assessing Unilateral Effects
§ 2.04 Unilateral Effects Under Non-Price Competition
§ 2.05 Conclusions
CHAPTER 3 Coordinated Effects in Merger Analysis
§ 3.01 Introduction
§ 3.02 The Number of Competitors
§ 3.03 Supplier Asymmetries and Industry Mavericks
§ 3.04 Opportunities to Disrupt Coordination
§ 3.05 Conclusions
CHAPTER 4 Economics of Distribution and Franchising and Their Legal
Implications
§ 4.01 Overview of the Economic Nature of Distribution Arrangements
§ 4.02 Economic Analysis of Distribution
§ 4.03 Potential Procompetitive Efficiencies from Vertical Restraints
§ 4.04 Potential Anticompetitive Effects from Vertical Restraints
§ 4.05 Economic Characteristics of Franchise Systems
§ 4.06 Conclusion
CHAPTER 5 Distinguishing Between Market Power and Monopoly Power in a
Section 2 Exclusion Case
§ 5.01 Introduction
§ 5.02 The Simple Economics of Monopoly Power
§ 5.03 Market Power in Oligopolies
§ 5.04 An Economic Approach to the Legal Definition of Monopoly Power
§ 5.05 Markups and Market Shares May Not Be Reliable Predictors of Market
Power
§ 5.06 Monopoly Power and Causation
CHAPTER 6 Bundling
§ 6.01 Introduction
§ 6.02 The Benefits of Bundling
§ 6.03 Two Representative Cases
§ 6.04 Anticompetitive Bundling
§ 6.05 Price-Cost Tests for Bundled Discounts
CHAPTER 7 Contracts That Reference Rivals
§ 7.01 Introduction
§ 7.02 Identifying CRRs
§ 7.03 Competitive Effects of CRRs
§ 7.04 Exclusive Dealing and Market-Share Discounts
§ 7.05 MFNs
§ 7.06 Network Contracting
§ 7.07 Conclusion
CHAPTER 8 Estimating Damages in Collusion Cases
§ 8.01 Introduction
§ 8.02 The Economics of Damages from Collusion
§ 8.03 Building A Model for the Damages Analysis
§ 8.04 Estimating Damages Using Econometric Models
CHAPTER 9 Class Certification
§ 9.01 Introduction
§ 9.02 First Generation Statistical Models Used in Class Certification
§ 9.03 Statistical Models with Individualized Impact Results
§ 9.04 Conclusion
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