US EditionStill Haven’t Found What the Bundeskartellamt Is Looking For: Thoughts on the German Amazon Case
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Still Haven’t Found What the Bundeskartellamt Is Looking For: Thoughts on the German Amazon Case
Germany’s Bundeskartellamt (Federal Cartel Office, or FCO) issued a preliminary legal assessment last week suggesting that Amazon had potentially infringed both European and national rules on abuse of dominance. At issue in the investigation is Amazon’s price-control mechanisms, also known as pricing filters. The filters rely on algorithms and statistical models, particularly dynamic price caps imposed on sellers’ offers. These mechanisms are tr…
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