Disruptive innovations and competition law enforcement
The impact of disruptive innovations on competition law enforcementDisruptive innovations raise questions for competition law enforcement, for instance when considering mergers between disruptive innovators and incumbents, or exclusionary conduct by incumbents against innovators. Incumbents not only have an incentive to destroy an innovation by merger or exclusion, but might also inadvertently kill it through acquisition. This session at the 2015 Global Forum on Competition explored the competition law enforcers’ dilemma in merger review, for instance whether to impose behavioural remedies and also explored issues related to exclusionary conduct. SUMMARY DOCUMENTS Executive summary with key findings • Synthèse avec point clés de la discussion Detailed summary of the discussion • Compte rendu détaillé de la discussion |
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GLOBAL FORUM SESSION DOCUMENTATION |
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Contributions from participants Canada PPT |
Panellists, papers and presentations Background Note by Alexandre de STREEL and Pierre LAROUCHE Note de référence par Alexandre de STREEL et P. LAROUCHE
Dr Jill WALKER (Commissioner, Australian Competition & Consumer Commission) presenting ACCC Draft Determination: ihail PPT Han Li TOH (Chief Executive, Competition Commission of Singapore) presenting Disruptive Innovation: Implications for Enforcement of Competition Law PPT |
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