Journal of Competition Law & Economics

The Coase Foundation underwrites the production of the Journal of Competition Law & Economics, published by the Oxford University Press since 2004. The Journal is now the preeminent journal on antitrust law and covers developments in the United States, the European Union, and other regions and nations.

News & Upcoming Events

November 16, 2009
Professors Gregory Sidak and David Teece have jointly filed comments with the Department of Justice and the Federal Trade Commission in which they recommend that the antitrust agencies revise the Horizontal Merger Guidelines to incorporate considerations of dynamic competition to a greater extent. Click here to read their comments.

To learn more about the FTC's Horizontal Merger Guidelines Review Project, please visit the FTC's website here.

Sign up for Coase
Foundation News

About Ronald Coase

Ronald Coase has made seminal contributions to the application of economics to law. His research has increased understanding of markets and firms, and has shaped the design of regulation and legal rules.

The Coase Foundation

The Coase Foundation for Law & Economics is a private, nonpartisan research organization dedicated to advancing understanding of how legal policies affect firms and markets. Named by permission of Nobel laureate Ronald H. Coase to honor his seminal scholarship, the Foundation was created with the advice and collaboration of leading scholars in law and economics. The Coase Foundation focuses on the microeconomic analysis of government policy that concerns the modern corporation.

This mission encompasses policy issues of applied industrial organization and corporate finance, such as antitrust, industry-specific regulation, intellectual property, corporate governance, executive compensation, and securities regulation. Although physically located in Washington, D.C., the Coase Foundation addresses questions of law and economics that transcend national borders.