Competition law workshop

What are the 4 pillars of competition policy in the UK?
The general principles of UK competition policy include making sure that there is no collusion between firms and that no firms are abusing their market power.
There are four main competition policy instruments that the EU uses: antitrust rules, merger rules, state aid rules, and cartel rules..
Objectives of competition
Three important points to keep in mind when thinking about the objectives of competition are: underlying variable of competition (price, quantity, quality etc.); aimed level of achievement; and competitive process that is at least partly determined by the strategic objectives of agents.
Two of the most commonly used measures of concentration are concentration ratios (CR) and the Herfindahl-Hirschman index (HHI).
The concentration ratio (CR) requires information on the number of firms and the market shares of the largest firms.

The principal objective of the training course is to familiarize officials with both the economics underpinning national competition laws and how this combines

The workshop was established at the EUI in 1996 by EUI Law Professors Claus-Dieter Ehlermann and Giuliano Amato. For the next decade and a half, Prof. Ehlermann

The workshop, organised in two sessions (morning and afternoon) comprised presentations by experts and by several jurisdictions as well as a question and answer

About The Course

This course is: 1. relevant - a bespoke product tailored to your needs and your industry, using relevant examples, products, languages, case studies, corporate branding and colours. 2. practical - the course is focused on good practice and practical examples, not the law. 3. effective - web-based training that is fun, interactive and gets the messa.

Does a one-standard-deviation increase the competition law index?

The coefficient estimates imply that a one-standard-deviation increase in the Competition Law Index leads to a rise in Tobin’s Q equivalent to 8% of the sample mean of Tobin’s Q.

Objectives

The objectives of this course are to: 1. demonstrate your organisation's commitment to complying with antitrust/competition law 2. explain how antitrust/competition law is applicable to your workforce's activities 3. highlight the potential penalties for breach of antitrust/competition law 4. enable employees to recognise and prevent anti-competiti.

What is the Competition Law Center?

The Competition Law Center (CLC) promotes the effective design and implementation of competition law systems in the United States and abroad.
The George Washington University Law School founded the CLC in March 2008 with a generous cy pres award from the United States District Court for the District of Columbia.

What Is The Toolkit?

The Competition Law Online Toolkit is an award-winning e-learning programme.
The Toolkit delivers effective antitrust compliance training to directors and employees of companies.
All content is tailored to make it relevant to your day to day conduct.
The course is written in straightforward business English and we have translated client courses int.