First, a brief review of the historical framework of antitrust is presented to gain some perspective of the present problems. Second, there is a brief review of the legal and economic concepts of monopoly. Next, there is a brief discussion of two important unresolved issues of antitrust, conglomerate mergers and economic concentration. Finally, several recommendations are made for changes and improvements in antitrust to make it more effective and less cumbersome
Antitrust strategy policy proposals share one common characteristic: they reveal a profound misconce...
Since the very beginnings of capitalism, the law in our society has embodied a policy with respect t...
As the world’s nations rapidly move from systems in which central planning and monopoly are replaced...
In this article, ProfessorLevy uses a recent book recom- mending extensive changes in the antitrust ...
In 1890, Senator John Sherman described the act which now bears his name as a bill of rights, a cha...
Based on a speech given in NYC on March 4, 1976 at a conference on AntiTrust Issues in Today\u27s E...
The functions of the antitrust laws have never been well articulated. Some proponents of the law emp...
Long-standing contradictions at the root of antitrust doctrine have today brought it to a crisis of ...
Passage of the Sherman Act in the United States in 1890 set the stage for a century of jurisprudence...
Antitrust law is the law of the land, safely ensconced in our legal traditions. The present paper ar...
Antitrust law has been with us since 1890, the year that Congress passed the Sherman Antitrust Act. ...
First, we will review the basic tenets of the two underlying “schools” of antitrust policy, the stru...
Both the law and economics of antitrust have undergone significant changein the past twenty years. T...
Institutions matter in antitrust, at least as much as ideas. Most antitrust arguments, and especiall...
Acceptance of the importance of economics in antitrust law has become widespread. The Association of...
Antitrust strategy policy proposals share one common characteristic: they reveal a profound misconce...
Since the very beginnings of capitalism, the law in our society has embodied a policy with respect t...
As the world’s nations rapidly move from systems in which central planning and monopoly are replaced...
In this article, ProfessorLevy uses a recent book recom- mending extensive changes in the antitrust ...
In 1890, Senator John Sherman described the act which now bears his name as a bill of rights, a cha...
Based on a speech given in NYC on March 4, 1976 at a conference on AntiTrust Issues in Today\u27s E...
The functions of the antitrust laws have never been well articulated. Some proponents of the law emp...
Long-standing contradictions at the root of antitrust doctrine have today brought it to a crisis of ...
Passage of the Sherman Act in the United States in 1890 set the stage for a century of jurisprudence...
Antitrust law is the law of the land, safely ensconced in our legal traditions. The present paper ar...
Antitrust law has been with us since 1890, the year that Congress passed the Sherman Antitrust Act. ...
First, we will review the basic tenets of the two underlying “schools” of antitrust policy, the stru...
Both the law and economics of antitrust have undergone significant changein the past twenty years. T...
Institutions matter in antitrust, at least as much as ideas. Most antitrust arguments, and especiall...
Acceptance of the importance of economics in antitrust law has become widespread. The Association of...
Antitrust strategy policy proposals share one common characteristic: they reveal a profound misconce...
Since the very beginnings of capitalism, the law in our society has embodied a policy with respect t...
As the world’s nations rapidly move from systems in which central planning and monopoly are replaced...