Private Enforcement of Antitrust Law in the EU, UK and USA/ (Registro n. 1217)
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| ISBN | 0198268688 |
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| Fonte de catalogação | BR-BrCADE |
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| Localização na estante | 341.3787 C637p |
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| Autor | CLIFFORD, A. Jones |
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| Título principal | Private Enforcement of Antitrust Law in the EU, UK and USA/ |
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| Cidade | Oxford, Inglaterra: |
| Editora | Oxford University Press, |
| Data | 1999. |
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| Número de páginas | 263 p. |
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| Conteúdo | CONTENTS<br/><br/>Preface<br/>Table of Cases <br/>Table of Treaties and Legislation <br/>Abbreviations <br/><br/>Introduction <br/><br/>1. Introduction to Comparative Antitrust Systems<br/>1.1 The Rationale for Comparative Analysis <br/>1.1.1 Foundations of Comparative Antitrust<br/>1.1.2 Pitfalls of Similarity <br/>1.2 The US System: The Federal Antitrust Laws <br/>1.2.1 The Trust Problem <br/>1.2.2 The Sherman Act <br/>1.2.3 The Clayton Act <br/>1.2.4 Other Antitrust Legislation <br/><br/>2. Antitrust Enforcement in the USA <br/>2.1 Decentralized Enforcement in the USA <br/>2.1.1 Federal Enforcement: Department of justice and FTC <br/>2.1.2 Private Enforcement <br/>2.1.3 State Enforcement <br/>2.2 The Litigation Model and Exemptions in the USA <br/>2.2.1 Statutory Exemptions in US Antitrust <br/>2.2.2 Judicially-created Exemptions <br/>2.2.3 Consequences of the US Litigation Model <br/>2.3 A Primer on the US Federal Court System <br/><br/>3. The EC System: The Treaty of Rome and Regulation 17 <br/>3.1 The Birth of EC Competidon Law <br/>3.2 Article 81 (formerly 85) and Regulation 17 <br/>3.3 Article 82 (formerly 86) and the Merger Regulations <br/>3.4 Private Actions Not Expressly Provided For<br/><br/>4. The UK Systems: From Administration to Prohibition<br/>4.1 Historical Notes on Treble Damages under English Law <br/>4.2 The Post-war Administrative System <br/>4.3 The UK Competition Act 1998: A New Prohibition System? <br/><br/>5. Foundations of Private Enforcement in the Community <br/>5.1 Introduction: Covenants without Swords? <br/>5.2 The Treaty of Rome and the Community Order <br/>5.3 Direct Effect and the Competition Rules <br/>5.3.1 The Primary Line of Direct Effect Decisions <br/>5.3.2 The Secondary Line of Decisions: The Bosch Puzzle <br/>5.3.3 A Modest Reconciliation? <br/>5.4 The Supremacy of EC Law and the Competition Rules <br/><br/>6. Remedy Principles and the Competition Rules <br/>6.1 The National Remedy Principle and the Competition Rules <br/>6.2 Francovich: The Community Remedy Principle <br/>6.3 The 'Sons' of Francoviciz Private Damages Actions for Breach of the Competition Rules <br/><br/>7. Aspects of Private Antitrust Enforcement <br/>7.1 The Private Enforcement System in the USA <br/>7.2 Private Enforcement in the Community System <br/>7.2.1 The Limited Use of Private Enforcement in the Community <br/>7.2.2 Objections to Private Enforcement in the Community <br/><br/>8. Enforcement Pluralism in the Community System <br/>8.1 Concurrent Jurisdiction <br/>8.2 The Co-operation Notice <br/>8.3 Limits on the Duty to Stay Actions <br/>8.4 Narrow Constructionism: The Illusion of Exclusivity <br/>8.5 The Effect of Commission Decisions on Parties before the National Courts Postscript on Reform of Regulation <br/><br/>9. The Legal Basis of Private Actions in the UK under Community Law <br/>9.1 The Search for a National Cause of Action <br/>9.2 The New Torts Approach <br/>9.3 The Economic Torts Approach <br/>9.3.1 Inducement of Breach of Contract <br/>9.3.2 Intimidation <br/>9.3.3 Unlawful Interference with Trade of Business <br/>9.3.4 Conspiracy <br/><br/>10. Community Antitrust Claims as a Breach of Statutory Duty <br/>10.1 Judicial Authority <br/>10.2 The Elements of the Tort of Breach of Statutory Duty <br/>10.3 Evaluation of the Statutory Duty Approach <br/><br/>11. UK Antitrust Claims as a Breach of Statutory Duty <br/>11.1 The National Treatment Principle and Community Claims in the UK <br/>11.2 The Position in Scotland: Discrimination Revealed? <br/>11.3 Breach of Statutory Duty under the Competition Act 1998 <br/><br/>12. The Community (Antitrust) Remedy Solution <br/>12.1 New Torts and Old Bottles <br/>12.2 Translation not Allowed <br/>12.3 Is the Remedy National or Community in Nature? <br/><br/>13. Prudential Limitations on Private Actions <br/>13.1 Ripples and Floodgates: The Universal Plaintiff Problem <br/>13.2 Persons <br/>13.3 Business or Property <br/>13.4 By Reason of <br/><br/>14. Limits on Permissible Private Plaintiffs in US law <br/>14.1 Standing to Sue (Locus Stand) <br/>14.2 Article III Standing Distinguished <br/>14.3 The 'Direct Injury' Test <br/>14.4 The Target Arca Test <br/>14.5 The Zone of Interests Test <br/>14.6 The Factual Matrix Test <br/>14.7 The Multi-factor Test: Out of the Analytical Swamp?<br/><br/>15. Special Issues of Standing and Antitrust Injury <br/>15.1 The Antitrust Injury' Doctrine <br/>15.2 The Indirect Purchaser Rule: Passing On <br/>15.3 Preferred Plaintiffs: Consumers and Competitors <br/>15.4 Distribution Restraints <br/><br/>16. Limits on Permissible Private Plaintiffs under EC Law <br/>16.1 Locus Standi in Private Community Antitrust <br/>16.2 Direct Effect and Antitrust Locus Standi <br/>16.3 Locus Standi and the Division of Powers<br/>16.4 The Antitrust Injury Limitation in the Community? <br/>16.5 Indirect Purchasers and Passing-on in the Community<br/> <br/>17. Antitrust Damages Principles in US Law <br/>17.1 The Role of Damage Rules in Private Actions <br/>17.2 General Types of Recoverable Damages <br/>17.3 The Fact of Injury Must be Strictly Proven <br/>17.4 The Measurement of Damages may be Estimated <br/>17.4.1 Just and Reasonable Estimates, but Not Speculation <br/>17.4.2 Plaintiffs have Flexibility in Choosing a Mode of Proof <br/>17.4.3 Disaggregation of Damages may be Required <br/>17.4.4 Offsetting Benefits Must be Taken into Account <br/>17.4.5 Mitigation of Damages is Required<br/><br/>18. How Damages are Calculated in Particular Cases <br/>18.1 Overcharges and 'Enhanced Price' Damages <br/>18.2 Lost Profit and Diminished Revenue Damages <br/>18.3 The Terminated Business <br/>18.4 Damages Studies and their Flaws <br/><br/>19. Damage Principies in CommunityAntitrust Cases <br/>19.1 Misperceptions of the Importance of 'Trebie' Damages: Na Overview <br/>19.2 Lack of Pre-judgment Interest Makes Treble Damages Single <br/>19.3 Pre-judgment Interest in the Community: Are Single Damages Treble? <br/>19.4 Exemplary Damages in UK Courts <br/>19.5 Limited Application of Article (now 288) Case Law <br/>19.6 Damages in Community Antitrust Cases in the UK Compared to US Damage Rules <br/>19.6.1 Reasonable Estimation of Damages <br/>19.6.2 Heads of Damages <br/><br/>20. Conclusions: The Labours of Sisyphus <br/><br/>Bibliography <br/><br/>Index <br/><br/> |
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