Events

The following list compiles events which are organized or supported by MACCI. It does not include individual presentations which are part of either the Mannheim Competition Policy Forum (MCPF) or the Mannheim Law and Economics Forum (MALEF). Those are listed on separate pages.

Upcoming Events

08.05.2025

The Digital Markets Act in the Spotlight: The “Pay or Consent” Debate Over Meta in View of the European Commission’s Practice

Speaker: Luigi Malferrari (European Commission and Fellow at European University Institute)

Location: University of Mannheim, Room S 031, in L7, 3-5

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Past Events

01.10.2009

Some Anticompetitive Effects of Strategic Alliances and Joint Ventures

Speaker: Thomas W. Ross (University of British Columbia, Canada)

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04.06.2009

On the Overcharge Method as a Measure for Antitrust Damages

Speaker: Maarten P. Schinkel (University of Amsterdam)

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28.05.2009

Competition and Price Discrimination in the German Mobile Telecommunications Market

Speaker: Justus Haucap (University of Erlangen-Nuremberg)

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30.04.2009

Fishy Business: Multi-Jurisdictional Treatment of a Horizontal Merger in Salmon Farming

Speaker: Peter Mollgaard (Department of Economics Copenhagen Business School, Denmark)

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19.03.2009

Interconnection Agreements and Network Competition

Speaker: Patrick Rey (Université Toulouse, France)

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05.03.2009

Competition, Monopoly and Aftermarkets

Speaker: Michael Waldman (Cornell University, New York, USA)

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04.12.2008

Economics in Competition Law - Challenges and Desired Standards

Speaker: Christian Ewald (Bundeskartellamt)

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06.11.2008

Estimating Switching Costs from Aggregated Data

Speaker: Gabor Kezdi (Central European University)

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09.10.2008

On Optimal Legal Standards for Competition Policy: A General Welfare-Based Analysis

Speaker: Yannis Katsoulacos (Athens University of Economics and Business, Greece)

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11.09.2008

Are Joint Negotiations in Standard Setting "Reasonably Necessary"?

Speaker: Jorge Padilla (Compass Lexecon, Chicago, USA)

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