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2023 Annual Antitrust Enforcers Summit: Challenges in Monopolization Cases Panel

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This discussion sought to identify fact patterns that might not fit current doctrinal theories. Are there particular business strategies harmful to competition that do not fit into the foreclosure and exclusion frameworks, such as an "open-first, closed later" strategy of increasing market share, or the swift integration and rapid scaling of an acquired product to quickly establish a strong foothold?

Related: Justice Department and Federal Trade Commission to Hold Annual Spring Enforcers Summit

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Updated February 5, 2025
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Antitrust
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Antitrust Division

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