Marie-Laure Allain is research fellow at CNRS and associate professor of economics at Ecole Polytechnique, Paris. After a PhD at CREST, she was an assistant professor at ENSAE. Marie-Laure Allain’s area of research include industrial organization and competition policy, with a focus on vertical relations between producers and retailers. Jointly with Claire Chambolle, she has published several books and articles on the retail sector. She has provided economic expertise during merger procedures before the French Competition Authorities.
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During the seminar organized on January 29, 2021, Marie-Laure Allain - Director of Research at the CNRS, Professor at the Ecole Polytechnique and member of CREST and Ombline Ancelin - Partner in charge of the Competition practice at Simmons & Simmons, discussed the articulation between (...)
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Both aspects of the grocery retail sector regulation, i.e. the rules on unfair behaviours and those governing the market structures have evolved in different ways since 2005. Further to the Competition Authority’s opinion of 17 December 2010 discussions moved toward the relevance of more (...)
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The determination of optimal fines to deter the formation or continuation of cartels is a major objective of competition policy. Several recent publications have suggested that the recent fines imposed by the European Commission are too low to be dissuasive and should therefore be (...)
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This is a set of 5 articles on Resale Price Maintenance. This topic has recently been debated following the US Supreme Court Leegin ruling and the draft French reform of the antitrust act. The first article is written by 2 leading economists on the economic debate on the welfare effects of (...)
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