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Managing Principal Joshua White and Vice President Philipp Tillmann Present at Informa CompLaw: Summer School
August 18, 2026 Competition experts from Analysis Group joined the faculty of the 28th edition of Informa CompLaw: Summer School, a comprehensive week-long introductory course on EU and UK competition law and economics.
Vice President Philipp Tillmann Explores Private Enforcement of Abuse-of-Dominance Damages in the EU
November 17, 2025 In the EU, abuse-of-dominance damages claims – actions brought by companies or individuals seeking compensation for harm suffered as a result of a dominant firm’s anticompetitive conduct – have been relatively rare, thanks to competition authorities’ longstanding enforcement focus on cartel behavior. However, recent developments have lowered the procedural and factual hurdles to bringing such damages actions, possibly indicating a reversal of this historical trend.
The German Antitrust Debate: Evaluating Damages In Follow-On Cartel Proceedings
Dimitri Vervitsiotis via Getty Images German antitrust community debates how to most effectively consider economic expert reports in follow-on cartel damage proceedings Over the last few months, the German antitrust community has, on multiple occasions, debated how to most effectively and efficiently consider economic expert reports in the context of follow-on cartel damage proceedings, mirroring similar discussions in Spanish and UK court proceedings.
Simulation of the Circulating Bearing Currents for Different Stator Designs of Electric Traction Machines
Abstract : Pulse–width modulated inverters are commonly used to control electrical drives, generating a common mode voltage and current with high–frequency components that excite the parasitic capacitances within electric machines, such as permanent magnet synchronous machines or induction machines. This results in different types of bearing currents that can shorten the service life of electric machines.
Economic Evidence and Modern Antitrust
The question of the continued relevance, persuasiveness, and sufficiency of economic evidence in assessments of antitrust matters in the digital age has become of increasing interest to commentators, academics, and regulatory and legislative bodies. A closely related question is the contention by some commentators that the courts’ narrow focus on the consumer welfare standard is ill-suited for dealing with the complexities of today’s world.
Elite Influence? Religion and the Electoral Success of the Nazis
The full text of this article hosted at iucr.org is unavailable due to technical difficulties. ARTICLE Elite Influence? Religion and the Electoral Success of the Nazis We thank Gary Becker, Robert Braun, Davide Cantoni, Daniel Chen, Georgy Egorov, Steven Levitt, Roger Myerson, Nicola Persico, Jared Rubin, Jesse Shapiro, David Toniatti, and especially Georg Spenkuch for advice and many helpful conversations.
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