Save the Date - Symposium - Lawyers, Drugs and Money: A Prescription for Antitrust Enforcement in the Pharmaceutical Industry.
6-30-09
On Friday, September 25, 2009, at the University of San Francisco School of Law, AAI will co-host a symposium titled “Lawyers, Drugs and Money: A Prescription for Antitrust Enforcement in the Pharmaceutical Industry.”
Bert Foer Talks About Culture and Competition in Rome
6-25-09
In a presentation at the 3rd LEAR conference on the Economics of Competition Law, What Makes Competition Policy Work?, AAI's president defends the revolving door, discusses the role of varying cultures in antitrust institutions and proceedings, and calls for strengthening of antitrust culture.
10th Annual Conference: Audio and Materials
6-25-09
Audio and materials from the American Antitrust Institute's 10th annual conference are now available.
Symposium on Systems Competition: Audio and Materials
6-20-09
On June 17, the AAI hosted an invitational symposium focusing on recent policy changes surrounding systems competition. The audio recordings, presentations and materials are now available.
AAI FAQ: European Commission Ruling Against Intel
06-18-09
The European Commission (EC) issued a ruling finding Intel guilty of illegal anticompetitive business practices. Because a ruling of this magnitude and scope naturally raises many legal and business implications, the AAI developed a set of frequently asked questions addressing many issues surrounding this groundbreaking decision.
Money, Is That What I Want? Competition Policy & The Role Of Behavioral Economics
06-11-09
Senior Fellow Maurice E. Stucke's Commentary "Money, Is That What I Want? Competition Policy & The Role Of Behavioral Economics."
Financial Regulation and the Current Crisis: A Guide for the Antitrust Community.
06-11-09
Advisory Board Member Lawrence White's Commentary "Financial Regulation and the Current Crisis: A Guide for the Antitrust Community."
AAI Working Paper No. 09-02: Wintel Working Paper Updated to Cover E.C. Decision in Intel case.
06-11-09
This paper by AAI Senior Fellow Norman Hawker compares and contrasts the antitrust treatment of the two dominant firms in the computer industry, Microsoft and Intel.
AAI Working Paper No. 09-04: The Potential Cartelization of Natural Gas: Challenges for Energy and Antitrust Policy
06-08-09
In this working paper, Diana Moss examines the factors that bear on the formation and maintenance of a potential cartel of natural gas producers--regionally and globally.
A Few Changes in AAI Advisory Board: Welcome to Dianne Nast, Barak Richman, and Joe Saveri; Best Wishes to Obama Appointees Phil Weiser and Howard Shelanski.
5-29-09
As Phil Weiser departs to become a Deputy Assistant Attorney General at DOJ and Howard Shelanski departs to become Deputy Director of the FTC's Bureau of Economics, the AAI welcomes attorneys Dianne Nast and Joseph Saveri and law professor Barak Richman.