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Can Potential Vertical Integration Harm Be (Silver) Screened Horizontally? Empirical Answers From the Chinese Film Industry

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The Limits of Direct Cross-Border Participation in Capacity Markets of Weakly Interconnected Systems

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Article • 06 Jul 2026

When and how to rescue efficiencies from oblivion in horizontal merger control?
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The European Commission’s draft Merger Guidelines: Compass Lexecon response to public consultation
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Taking Article 6(12) DMA seriously: FRAND access prices for app stores
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The Analysis • 18 Jun 2026

How severity analysis can help courts better assess econometric evidence: Rethinking statistical significance when quantifying cartel damages
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Reflections on the European Commission’s draft Merger Guidelines: A view on pivotality
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Reflections on the European Commission’s draft Merger Guidelines: Where should we focus?
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A simple framework for assessing the plausibility of overcharge estimates in litigation
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FRAND access to app stores
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Generative AI Models at the Gate: Licensing frameworks for the effective and efficient protection of copyright protected content in an AI world
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News • 24 Mar 2025

Bernardo Sarmento to Head Compass Lexecon in Lisbon
The Analysis • 25 Feb 2025

Demystifying licensing debates: Should GenAI developers pay to train their models on copyright protected content?
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What is an exclusionary abuse?
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Does Improved Market Contestability Imply Higher Consumer Surplus?
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Event Synopsis: Celebrating Five Years of Compass Lexecon's Chile Office
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On the plausibility of small cartel overcharges
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Comments on the Mobile Telecoms Sections of the European Commission’s Report on the State of Competition in the EU
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Guidelines without Guidance: Roundtable discussion on the draft Article 102 guidelines
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