Australian Journal of Competition and Consumer Law update: Vol 29 Pt 4
By journalalerts on January 5, 2022
Posted In: Australian Journal of Competition and Consumer Law (AJCCL) Tagged: Administration and Competition Policy AER Year in Review Committed to Making Energy Consumers Better Off Now and in the Future AJCCL Alison Elliott Anna Zabolotnykh Antitrust Economic Principles and Intellectual Property Licensing Fees articles Assessing a Merger Control Regime: Relevant Factors Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) Australian Consumer Law Australian Energy Regulator Authorisations and notifications broader economic efficiency considerations Case Note Christopher Hodgekiss SC Christopher Pleatsikas Commission Cameos Consumer concerns consumer law prohibitions Council considerations Country Press Australia's Collective Bargaining Notification Defamatory Statements about Alleged Defects and Retaining Walls and Paving Make a Lot of Appellate Work Defective Goods defective medical devices determining intellectual property licensing fees Dr Luke Wainscoat economic basic principles from antitrust economics Editorial Energy etchings Evgeny Khokhlov Grounded Consumer Experiences of Travel Cancellations throughout the COVID-19 Pandemic and the Case for Reform Hank Spier high threshold for establishing unconscionable conduct Holly Cao Julie Clarke Kate French Liu Cheng Major Developments in Competition Law in 2020–2021 Malika Bouhafs Mengzhen Wang Pravin Anand Profits Policy and Privatisation What the Federal Court's Decision in the NSW Ports Case Means for Private Companies Bidding for State-owned Infrastructure Assets prohibition on unfair trading practices Rachel White Reforming Australia's Merger Regime Report from China Report from India Report from Russia Restrictive trade practices Rosannah Healy Russian Antitrust Enforcement in Digital Markets Cases Brought By the FAS of Russia against Booking.com and Apple SAMR's Approach for Merger Review in Digital Sector Sharon Henrick Siddhant Chamola T H J Cadd The Council's Work during 2020–2021 To Merge or Not to Merge What Is the Answer Unconscionable Conduct – Quo Vadis? Unconscionable Conduct An Unconscionably High Standard? An Assessment of whether an Unfair Trading Practices Prohibition Should Be Introduced to Capture Conduct Engaged in By Digital Platforms unregulated digital platforms practices Vaishali Mittal