Oxford University Press - EU Competition Law and Economic Evidence

Economic evidence is now a fundamental part of building a successful competition law case. However, many practitioners still face questions regarding the weight and value assigned to this evidence. This book by Oxford University Press offers a deep legal and economic analysis specifically designed for competition law professionals. By combining a theoretical perspective with an empirical approach and a focus on practical application, this work helps readers navigate the complex relationship between economic data and legal standards. It provides a thorough examination of how economic evidence interacts with legal rules of evidence and causation within the EU framework. This resource is built to help legal experts understand the practical implications of economic findings in real-world competition law scenarios.