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    Is personal data still up for grabs?
    (2023) Perez, Adriana Azevedo Hernandez
    In an era marked by increasing digitalization, the flow of personal data has become a focal point for both competition and privacy concerns. While illicit personal data collection remains a widespread issue, a parallel concern arises from the extensive consent to share personal data, often attributed to lack of awareness regarding the potential risks of personal data sharing and to high transaction costs. This article explores the intricate landscape of data economics and data privacy in the digital era, shedding light on both the advantages and risks associated with the widespread use of information. At the heart of this discussion lies the pivotal role of data brokers, acting as intermediaries responsible for the collection, processing, and selling data. In the face of an ever-evolving landscape, the policies that remain consistent and robust in the face of advancements in behavioral economics literature are those focused on strengthening market information flows and consumer education.
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    Brazil: Unveiling the vertical merger landscape – A decade of assessments by CADE’s Tribunal
    (2023) Droghetti, Bruno; Fraga, Vivian; Perez, Adriana Azevedo Hernandez; Passos, Izabella
    Over the past decade, vertical mergers have gained prominence at the Administrative Council for Economic Defense (CADE), the Brazilian Antitrust Authority. The proportion of such mergers has increased from 13% in 2013 to 46% in 2022. In response to this trend, the authority is preparing to release its first guidelines on assessing non-horizontal mergers. This article fills a gap by analyzing 61 vertical merger cases reviewed by the CADE’s Tribunal between May 2012 and December 2022. The findings provide valuable insights into CADE’s approach to vertical mergers and benefit practitioners and researchers in Brazil’s antitrust landscape.