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Competition law
Basic concepts
	History of competition law; Monopoly Coercive monopoly; Natural monopoly; ; Barriers to entry; Market power; SSNIP test; Relevant market; Merger control;
Anti-competitive practices
	Monopolization; Collusion Formation of cartels; Price fixing; Bid rigging; ; Product bundling and tying; Refusal to deal Group boycott; ; Exclusive dealing; Dividing territories; Conscious parallelism; Predatory pricing; Misuse of patents and copyrights;
Laws and doctrines
	United States Sherman Antitrust Act; Clayton Antitrust Act; Robinson-Patman Act; FTC Act; Hart-Scott-Rodino Act; Merger guidelines; Essential facilities doctrine; Noerr-Pennington doctrine; Parker immunity doctrine; Rule of reason; Europe UK competition law; Irish competition law; Australia Trade Practices Act 1974;
Enforcement authorities and organizations
	International Competition Network; List of competition regulators;
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The United States Department of Justice Antitrust Division is responsible for enforcing the antitrust laws of the United States. It shares jurisdiction over civil antitrust cases with the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and often works jointly with the FTC to provide regulatory guidance to businesses. However, the Antitrust Division also has the power to file criminal cases against willful violators of the antitrust laws. The Antitrust Division also works with competition regulators in other countries.

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