… decades of debates about predatory pricing in US antitrust … given to the game-theoretic
approach to predation and to the … the actual viability of predatory behavior fail to satisfy the criteria …

… pursue harmful predation. Therefore, we suggest separating predatory pricing from exclusionary
abuse of a dominant firm, both legally and analytically. Instead, predatory pricing should …

… antitrust policy toward predatory pricing. Their 1975 Harvard Law Review article, "Predatory
Pricing and Related … Judge Easterbrook rejects intent as a basis for determining whether a …

… of Predatory Pricing," in which they found none: "We are unable to produce predatory pricing
in a … Judging serious entry as starting in stage 3 (total entry jumps from less than 5% to 17% …

… it to the area of predatory pricing. Specifically, the Article argues that predatory pricing is
a … Judge Easterbrook, in his article on predatory pricing, makes these assumptions explicit. …

… This diversity of analytic viewpoints challenges lawyers and judges who must resolve
pending cases. The subject becomes more manageable, however, by categorizing the theories …

… predatory pricing puzzle. The book shows economic theories that build rigorous stories
explaining when predatory pricing … which predatory pricing is never profitable and every low price …

… When I presented my 2002 paper at the University of Chicago,12 it appeared to me that
Judge Easterbrook had come to think that predatory pricing might be even more rare than that.…

… of predatory pricing in US antitrust law. Despite being considered so serious a violation to
deserve a per se condemnation, predatory … , legal scholars, and judges with respect to the …

… of predatory pricing, this article argues for a multifactorial approach to assess predation in
… Footnote 120 Judges must therefore in turn be vigilant to distinguishing between beneficial …