Exclusive dealing is a nuanced and often controversial practice in antitrust economics. While it can offer clear benefits to companies and consumers, it also has the potential to stifle competition and harm market dynamics.

Monopolization claims under US antitrust law are often complex and nuanced, yet they remain essential for maintaining fair competition. One of the key issues that frequently arises in these cases is exclusive dealing. But what exactly does this mean?

Statute of limitations is the period set out by law, that limits the maximum amount of time in which concerned parties in a dispute must initiate legal proceedings following an alleged offense.

The point of this article is to give you an overall idea of what to expect for an economic consulting job interview and how to prepare for it.

Economic consulting work makes use of academic literature and microeconomic theory extensively quite a lot in their work. It is one of those rare fields of work where you actually get to use what you learnt in the university very often, even on a day-to-day basis.

We will try and get an understanding of some of the major practice areas for Economic consultancies including Antitrust, Financial and Securities litigation, mergers & acquisitions, and regulation.

This guide is intended to help you understand how different economic consulting firms operate, and what to research and look out for when you are applying for any economic consulting firm in general. I will also give you a very brief list of major firms to look out for.

Lets understand what Economic Consulting is in the real world.