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Many markets are composed of a small number of firms possessing market power and making supra-competitive economic profits.1 Because of the existence of market power, firms' actions aimed at maximizing their own profits can result in market inefficiencies, reducing consumer surplus and societal welfare. As a result, most countries have enacted ‘antitrust’ (or competition) laws that limit the actions firms are allowed to take in a market.
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