Antitrust and the multivalued function of competition / / Luiz Felipe Rosa Ramos.
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Elektronisch
E-Book
| Person | |
|---|---|
| Ausgabe | 1st ed. |
| Ort, Verlag, Jahr |
Baden-Baden, Germany
: Hart Publishing : Nomos
, 2021
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| Umfang | 1 online resource (306 pages) |
| ISBN | 3-7489-2703-7 |
| Sprache | Englisch |
| Zusatzinfo | Cover -- I - ANTITRUST GOALS AND COMPETITION -- i.i. Three snapshots of the "Antitrust Goals" debate -- i.i.i. Antitrust goals in the origins of antitrust -- i.i.ii. A "paradox", a "windy city" and a meaning of "competition" -- i.i.iii. A contemporary debate -- i.ii. Antitrust and competition in Brazilian legal discourse -- i.ii.i. Is there an antitrust dogmatics? Three challenges -- i.ii.ii. Goals and competition in Brazilian antitrust doctrine. -- i.ii.iii. Goals and competition in CADE's case law -- i.iii. "External" sources -- i.iii.i. Wealth maximization: from political philosophy to economic analysis -- i.iii.ii. Scarcity: from economic analysis to law and economics -- i.iii.iii. Competition: from law and economics to law and society -- II - COMPETITION AS A SOCIAL FORM -- ii.i. A concurrent discourse about competition -- ii.i.i. Classics of political economy and pioneers of a sociology of competition -- ii.i.ii. The 1940s: one "missing link" and two influential works -- ii.i.iii. The last forty years: sociological approaches to economics -- ii.ii. Competition in the Brazilian social thought -- ii.ii.i. Since colonial times? monopolies and the "other side" -- ii.ii.ii. The phenomenon of competition: a "myth" in the tropics? -- ii.ii.iii. Social forms in Brazilian self-descriptions -- ii.iii. Functional method and triadic competition -- ii.iii.i. Causality, functional approach and systems theory -- ii.iii.ii. From the environment's structure to the multivalued function -- ii.iii.iii. Triadic competition, indirect audience and the Brazilian mirror -- III - BRINGING COMPETITION TO ANTITRUST -- iii.i. Three cases: bread, hospital and taxes -- iii.i.i. Collusion and triadic competition -- iii.i.ii. Mergers and intermediates -- iii.i.iii. Exclusionary conduct and the state-third -- iii.ii. Theoretical implications. iii.ii.i. For antitrust: protecting competitive behavior beyond psychology -- iii.ii.ii. For legal doctrine: producing socially adequate differences -- iii.ii.iii. For legal sociology: the laughing third in nobody's land -- FINAL REMARKS -- REFERENCES -- ANTITRUST CASES -- INSTITUTIONAL MATERIAL -- DICTIONARIES -- REPORTS -- ARTICLES AND BOOKS. |
| Serie/Reihe | Recht und Gesellschaft ; ; 14. |
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Inhaltsangabe:
- Cover
- I - ANTITRUST GOALS AND COMPETITION
- i.i. Three snapshots of the "Antitrust Goals" debate
- i.i.i. Antitrust goals in the origins of antitrust
- i.i.ii. A "paradox", a "windy city" and a meaning of "competition"
- i.i.iii. A contemporary debate
- i.ii. Antitrust and competition in Brazilian legal discourse
- i.ii.i. Is there an antitrust dogmatics? Three challenges
- i.ii.ii. Goals and competition in Brazilian antitrust doctrine.
- i.ii.iii. Goals and competition in CADE's case law
- i.iii. "External" sources
- i.iii.i. Wealth maximization: from political philosophy to economic analysis
- i.iii.ii. Scarcity: from economic analysis to law and economics
- i.iii.iii. Competition: from law and economics to law and society
- II - COMPETITION AS A SOCIAL FORM
- ii.i. A concurrent discourse about competition
- ii.i.i. Classics of political economy and pioneers of a sociology of competition
- ii.i.ii. The 1940s: one "missing link" and two influential works
- ii.i.iii. The last forty years: sociological approaches to economics
- ii.ii. Competition in the Brazilian social thought
- ii.ii.i. Since colonial times? monopolies and the "other side"
- ii.ii.ii. The phenomenon of competition: a "myth" in the tropics?
- ii.ii.iii. Social forms in Brazilian self-descriptions
- ii.iii. Functional method and triadic competition
- ii.iii.i. Causality, functional approach and systems theory
- ii.iii.ii. From the environment's structure to the multivalued function
- ii.iii.iii. Triadic competition, indirect audience and the Brazilian mirror
- III - BRINGING COMPETITION TO ANTITRUST
- iii.i. Three cases: bread, hospital and taxes
- iii.i.i. Collusion and triadic competition
- iii.i.ii. Mergers and intermediates
- iii.i.iii. Exclusionary conduct and the state-third
- iii.ii. Theoretical implications.
- iii.ii.i. For antitrust: protecting competitive behavior beyond psychology
- iii.ii.ii. For legal doctrine: producing socially adequate differences
- iii.ii.iii. For legal sociology: the laughing third in nobody's land
- FINAL REMARKS
- REFERENCES
- ANTITRUST CASES
- INSTITUTIONAL MATERIAL
- DICTIONARIES
- REPORTS
- ARTICLES AND BOOKS.