Industries & Issues: Cartels

The AAI believes that the U.S. Department of Justice's Antitrust Division deserves outstanding marks for its cartel enforcement activities, and especially for the surge in enforcement that has occurred since 1995. However, the AAI has found evidence that the Division is in some ways being surpassed by other actors in imposing anticartel sanctions, leading AAI to believe enhancements to the Division's program can help it to deter even more illegal behavior, and bring even more benefits to the American economy. For an overview of AAI's positions, read the Cartels chapter from AAI's report "The Next Antitrust Agenda."

Cartels

Post date	Title
4/20/2012	Amicus Brief: AAI Urges Ninth Circuit to Rehear Cable Bundling Case, Again (Brantley v. NBC Universal)
4/11/2012	Statement from American Antitrust Institute President Bert Foer on DOJ e-Books Litigation Against Apple
1/19/2012	Amicus Brief: AAI Urges California Supreme Court to Review Pay-for-Delay Ruling (In re Cipro Cases)
12/11/2011	Amicus Brief: AAI Opposes Preemption of State Antitrust Claims in Natural Gas Market (Western States Wholesale Natural Gas Antitrust Litig.)
12/9/2011	AAI Working Paper No. 11-10: Optimizing the Deterrence of Cartels
11/29/2011	AAI Calls for Increased Cartel Penalties in Honor of World Competition Day
11/28/2011	AAI Working Paper No. 11-09: Dismantling the Obstacles to TransAtlantic Cooperation in Cartel Enforcement
10/13/2011	Amicus Brief: AAI Opposes Restrictions on Foreign Reach of Sherman Act (Minn-Chem v. Agrium)
9/20/2011	AAI Working Paper No. 11-08: Cartels As Rational Business Strategy: New Data Demonstrates that Crime Pays
8/6/2011	John Connor's Cartels Series Covered by Corporate Crime Reporter

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