Elżbieta Głowicka is a competition economist currently working at E.CA Economics in Berlin. Before joining E.CA, she spent six years in the Chief Economist Team in DG Competition, European Commission, dealing with mergers, state aid and antitrust cases. She has extensive experience in the application of qualitative and quantitative economic analysis in the context of European competition policy. Elżbieta Głowicka holds a doctoral degree from Humboldt University for the thesis on competition policy applied to bailouts.
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Introduction The classification of resale price maintenance (RPM) within a competition law context has been the subject of controversy for decades. Until recently in the US, RPM - in its form of a minimum or fixed resale price - was considered illegal per se. In 2007 the US Supreme Court in (...)
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"Swedish Interconnector case /Improving electricity cross-border trade"* I. Introduction The size of the transmission network is a key determinant of competition in wholesale electricity markets. The larger this network, the more suppliers inject their electricity and hence compete for (...)
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Fuel for thought - StatoilHydro/ConocoPhillips (Jet)* I. Introduction When faced with a proposed merger, antitrust authorities have to assess the likelihood and the magnitude of anticompetitive effects that may occur following the removal of one of the merging parties as an independent (...)
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2015 Competition Case Law Digest - A Synthesis of EU and National Leading Cases
