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1. 

   The Analysis • 31 Oct 2025

   Behavioural economics and compliance with the DMA

2. 

   The Analysis • 09 Oct 2025

   Developing an innovation defence in European merger control

3. 

   The Analysis • 09 Oct 2025

   The market share/dominance fallacy: How narrower markets widen the disconnect between market shares and market power

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   Article • 31 Mar 2025

   The UK's Market Investigation Regime: Lessons for Europe's New Competition Tool?

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   The Analysis • 25 Feb 2025

   Implementation of EU digital regulations: What is the role for economics?

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   The Analysis • 28 Nov 2024

   Lessons from the first FSR merger investigations

7. 

   Article • 21 Nov 2024

   Comments on the Mobile Telecoms Sections of the European Commission’s Report on the State of Competition in the EU

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   Article • 31 Oct 2024

   Guidelines without Guidance: Roundtable discussion on the draft Article 102 guidelines

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   The Analysis • 01 Oct 2024

   Ten years of the Damages Directive: Three ways to better use economic analysis in court

10. 

    The Analysis • 01 Oct 2024

    Bad Blood? Appetite for State aid concepts in Southeast Asia since Taylor Swift’s exclusivity deal

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    Article • 18 Sept 2024

    The merger-specificity of efficiencies: ensuring consistency of assessment between regulatory concerns, efficiency claims and remedial commitments

12. 

    Article • 09 Aug 2023

    The Prevalence of Coordinated Effects Theories in UK and EC Merger Cases

13. 

    Article • 15 May 2023

    Intel Round 2: Starting from square one

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    Article • 28 Jun 2021

    The proposed DMA – Back to the “form-based” future?

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    Article • 04 Dec 2020

    Assessing the European Commission’s New Competition Tool

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    Article • 13 Jul 2020

    Expert Opinion: State aid in response to COVID-19 and implications for competition

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    Article • 20 Apr 2020

    The Implications of COVID-19 for Competition Policy and Economic Growth