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Cartel damages claims in Europe: How courts have assessed overcharges

Jean-François Laborde

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National courts in Europe have handed out over fifty judgments in cartel damages claims, and have awarded damages in at least 23 cases. In these cases, the courts have reviewed various methods…

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National courts in Europe have handed out over fifty judgments in cartel damages claims, and have awarded damages in at least 23 cases. In these cases, the courts have reviewed various methods…

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National courts in Europe have handed out over fifty judgments in cartel damages claims, and have awarded damages in at least 23 cases. In these cases, the courts have reviewed various methods…

Key concepts: Damages, Cartel, Political science, Law, Economics, Business, Law and economics, Collusion

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