目次

Foreword.- Introduction.- Western Balkans and the Design of Effective Competition Law: The Role of Economic, Institutional and Cultural Characteristics.- Middle Income Convergence Trap and the Role of Competition Policy in SEE countries.- Institutional Design of State Aid Authorities in South East Europe: The Unfit Legal Transplant and its Ramifications.- Antitrust, Mergers, State Aid and Consumer Protection Under the Same Roof: Does Political Compromise Prevail Over the Expert Approach?.- Realigning Competition Advocacy Priorities in the Context of Economic Adjustment Programmes: the Greek Case.- The role of competition advocacy: the Serbian experience.- Considerations Determining the Extent of Economic Analysis and the Choice of Legal Standards in Competition Law Enforcement.- Three Economist’s Tools for Antitrust Analysis: A Non-Technical Introduction.- Pricing Benchmark in Market Definition: Theoretical Background and Practical Application.- The Rationale for Using the Classic Cournot Mechanism in Merger Control.- Difference-in-Differences as a Tool for Ex-Post Analysis of Mergers: The Case of a Merger in the Romanian Retail Market.