Multi-Sided Platforms: Business, Economics and Competition Policy
Course
In London
Description
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Type
Course
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Level
Intermediate
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Location
London
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Class hours
5h
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Duration
1 Day
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Start date
Different dates available
This one-day course looks at the unique business models followed by multi-sided platform businesses (MSPs). It's aimed at those working in competition policy and sectoral regulation.
Multi-sided platform businesses are 'matchmakers', connecting members of one group of customers, e.g. people looking for a ride, with another group of companies, e.g. drivers. They can operate through either physical or virtual platforms.
These types of business are often at the heart of debates concerning competition policy and sectoral regulation, and have been the subject of several significant court judgements around the world.
On this course you'll learn about:
the economics of multi-sided platforms and the industries they anchor
the application of competition policy to multi-sided platforms
key competition policy and regulatory matters involving these platforms
tools and techniques for competition policy analysis
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About this course
The course has been designed for specialists in competition policy and sectoral regulation (lawyers, economists and officials).
It will also be of interest to anyone who works for, invests in, or must interact with multi-sided platform businesses.
There are no pre-requisites for attending this course.
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Subjects
- Business Economics
- Economics
- Business
- Market definition
- Market power
- Merger analysis
- Dominance
- Economics and Business
- Economics of Education
- Business Studies
Course programme
The course is in three parts:
- The business and economics of multi-sided platforms
- Market definition, market power and merger analysis for multi-sided platforms
- Abuse of dominance and coordinated practices for multi-sided platforms
You'll hear presentations from several executives of multi-sided platforms including incumbents and startups.
Examples of multi-sided platform cases involving digital platforms and payment schemes from the EU, US, China and other jurisdictions will be used throughout the course.
Multi-Sided Platforms: Business, Economics and Competition Policy