FTC Commissioner Joshua Wright is right that it would be desirable for the Commission to issue Section 5 antitrust guidelines. This article will demonstrate, however, that the best way to formulate Section 5 guidelines is to focus them on the goal of protecting consumer choice, rather than to embrace Commissioner Wright\u27s proposal to neuter the FTC Act by confining it in an economic efficiency straitjacket. Only if Section 5 guidelines were formulated appropriately would they improve consumer welfare during the Commission\u27s second century
This article is about the relationship between antitrust and consumer protection law. Its purpose is...
This short article analyzes the pure Section 5 allegations in the recent FTC complaint against Int...
the ftc’s authority to use Section 5 of the FTC Act to reach anticompetitive conduct that would not ...
FTC Commissioner Joshua Wright is right that it would be desirable for the Commission to issue Secti...
This paper makes two points. First, Section 5 of the FTC Act, properly construed, is indeed signific...
Since the 1970’s, U.S. courts generally have narrowed the range of single-firm behavior subject to c...
The recent repeal of the consumer welfare standard and proposals for increased rulemaking authority ...
This article will (1) define the consumer choice approach to competition law or antitrust law and sh...
The Federal Trade Commission Act of 1914 didn’t just create a new agency. It created new law for tha...
The mission of the antitrust laws need to be clarified, and this article asserts that the best way t...
Lina Khan, the new Chair of the FTC, proposes to use notice and comment rulemaking to make major cha...
The conventional wisdom in the antitrust community is that the purpose of the antitrust laws is to p...
Since the late 1980s, Section 5 of the FTC Act has come to center on a certain kind of case, the so-...
This article is about the relationship between antitrust and consumer protection law. Its purpose is...
This short article analyzes the pure Section 5 allegations in the recent FTC complaint against Int...
the ftc’s authority to use Section 5 of the FTC Act to reach anticompetitive conduct that would not ...
FTC Commissioner Joshua Wright is right that it would be desirable for the Commission to issue Secti...
This paper makes two points. First, Section 5 of the FTC Act, properly construed, is indeed signific...
Since the 1970’s, U.S. courts generally have narrowed the range of single-firm behavior subject to c...
The recent repeal of the consumer welfare standard and proposals for increased rulemaking authority ...
This article will (1) define the consumer choice approach to competition law or antitrust law and sh...
The Federal Trade Commission Act of 1914 didn’t just create a new agency. It created new law for tha...
The mission of the antitrust laws need to be clarified, and this article asserts that the best way t...
Lina Khan, the new Chair of the FTC, proposes to use notice and comment rulemaking to make major cha...
The conventional wisdom in the antitrust community is that the purpose of the antitrust laws is to p...
Since the late 1980s, Section 5 of the FTC Act has come to center on a certain kind of case, the so-...
This article is about the relationship between antitrust and consumer protection law. Its purpose is...
This short article analyzes the pure Section 5 allegations in the recent FTC complaint against Int...
the ftc’s authority to use Section 5 of the FTC Act to reach anticompetitive conduct that would not ...