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Uncovering Flaws in Competition Policy Could Impact Consumer Welfare

European Competition Journal
Methodological Issues of the “More Economic Approach” to Unilateral Exclusionary Conduct. Proposal of Analysis Starting from the Treatment of Retroactive Rebates
Leonardo S. Borlini

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The article discusses how retroactive rebates can affect competition and consumer welfare. It questions the effectiveness of current competition policy in dealing with exclusionary conduct by dominant firms. The study suggests that the current economic models used in competition policy may have limitations and proposes integrating newer economic theories for a more comprehensive approach.