Competition Policy: Theory and Practice

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The burden of proof for a cultural group selection account (2014, background): “Modern nations intentionally regulate and promote CGS in the economic domain (Motta, 2004).”
An Empirical Assessment of the 2004 EU Merger Policy Reform (2013, neutral): “For such a discussion see Motta (2004) and Neven and Röller (2005).”
Leniency and Whistleblowers in Antitrust (2006, background): “Rey (2003) o¤ers a thorough discussion of the importance of implementation and enforcement issues in antitrust, with particular focus on cartel deterrence and leniency program (see also Motta 2004).”
Communication, Renegotiation, and the Scope for Collusion (2009, positive): “In cases where one of the players cheated on a collusive agreement and the other did not, 73% of the subjects who were cheated admonished the other player for cheating and/or lying.(37) The messages were often quite emotional, could be very personal in nature, and frequently ignored the instructions”
Collusion in Industrial Economics—A Survey (2005, background): “However, while it is possible to interpret their effects in the context of collusion, the literature on best-price clauses is not based on infinitely repeated games, but involves models with finite time horizons (Motta, 2004; Cooper, 1986; Salop, 1986).”