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Holler, E. and Schinkel, M. (2017). Umbrella Effects: Correction and Extension Journal of Competition Law and Economics, 13(1):185--189.

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Roman Inderst, Frank Maier-Rigaud, and Ulrich Schwalbe's “Umbrella Effects” contains a misspecification of the profit functions that affects the numerical findings reported in the article (Roman Inderst, Frank Maier-Rigaud \& Ulrich Schwalbe, Umbrella Effects 10 J. Competition L. \& Econ. 739 (2014)). We offer the standard economic model of oligopolistic price competition in differentiated goods as a better basis for further development of umbrella damages cases.