
Published:
11 July 2024
Online ISBN:
9780191995934
Print ISBN:
9780198890591
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13.1 Legal Causation and Scientific Methods 13.1 Legal Causation and Scientific Methods
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13.2 Competition Law and Economic Methods in Practice 13.2 Competition Law and Economic Methods in Practice
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13.3 Different Economic Methods 13.3 Different Economic Methods
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13.3.1 Simple Averages Approach 13.3.1 Simple Averages Approach
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13.3.2 Comparator Markets 13.3.2 Comparator Markets
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13.3.3 Regression Modelling 13.3.3 Regression Modelling
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13.4 Practical Implications 13.4 Practical Implications
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Chapter
13 Economic Methods in Private Competition Enforcement
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Pages
219–230
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Published:July 2024
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Caro de Sousa, Pedro, 'Economic Methods in Private Competition Enforcement', The Private Enforcement of Competition Law, 1st Edition (2024; online edn, Oxford Academic), https://doi.org/10.1093/law-ocl/9780198890591.003.0014, accessed 25 Apr. 2025.
Abstract
In competition law, economic theory plays a large role in determining what the relevant explanations may be, and how plausible they are. Statistical and econometric evidence plays an important role in drawing inferences from the available evidence. This chapter discusses the relevance of economic models and the main techniques used in competition litigation, particularly as regards damages calculation and estimation. It argues that scientific models can be tools that assist courts to manage uncertainty together with other logical instruments such as inferences, deductions, and common sense.
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