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December 21, 2012

The American Bar Association today published the December edition of The Antitrust Source.  This edition includes articles on:

“FTC Monetary Remedies and the Limits of Antitrust”; “Deciphering the Compliance Obligations Around the EU’s Cookie Directive”; “Maximizing Efficiencies: Getting Credit Where Credit is Due”; “An Overview of the FTC’s New and Improved Green Guides”; and a book review of The Economics of Collusion – Cartels and Bidding Rings.

For a copy of the new edition see: Antitrust Source.

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