The Global Antitrust Institute’s Online Lecture Series is a series of short video lessons on important concepts in basic microeconomics, industrial organization, antitrust law and economics, and consumer protection. The lectures are aimed at those in the antitrust community who want an introduction to foundational concepts in antitrust and consumer protection, as well as practicing lawyers and economists looking for a deeper dive into a specific antitrust topic.
Noerr-Pennington – Judge Douglas H. Ginsburg
Antitrust Procedures – Professor Tad Lipsky
Antitrust Standing – Judge Douglas H. Ginsburg
Economics & Antitrust – Professor Tad Lipsky
The Economics of Consumer Protection – Professor James Cooper
Perfect Competition & Monopoly – Professor Murat C. Mungan
Intro to Game Theory – Professor Murat C. Mungan
Intro to Market Definition – Professor Joshua D. Wright
Successive Monopoly – Professor Bruce H. Kobayashi
Intro to Unilateral Effects – Professor Joshua D. Wright
Network Effects & Platforms – Professor John Yun
Equilibrium – Professor John Yun
Cost, Production, & Supply – Professor John Yun
Demand – Professor Bruce H. Kobayashi