In a digital economic environment, companies are increasingly using algorithms to determine the prices for their products. Alexander Andreas analyzes the conditions under which the ban on cartels is violated by this behavior and which actors bear the legal responsibility for this.
In a digital economic environment, companies are increasingly using algorithms to determine the prices for their products. Alexander Andreas analyzes the conditions under which the ban on cartels is violated by this behavior and which actors bear the legal responsibility for this.
Alexander Andreas
Geboren 1993; Studium der Rechtswissenschaften an der Universität Münster; 2018 Erste Juristische Staatsprüfung; Wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter in einer US-amerikanischen Wirtschaftskanzlei am Standort Düsseldorf; 2021 Promotion; Referendar am Landgericht Heidelberg.
Algorithmen Kartellrecht Künstliche Intelligenz Digitales Kartell Kollusion