… Better control is possible if trial judges are more vigilant and use their … as predatory pricing,
it seems more likely to succeed.Predatory litigation has an advantage over predatory pricing …

… Current predatory pricing laws are based on the Chicago School view that predatory pricing
… 10F11 If a firm is not pricing below cost, the judges in Brooke Group believe it must have …

… not show that Standard Oil engaged in predatory pricing. This single publication appears to
… of predatory pricing, as well as the assertion by many economists that predatory pricing is …

… be much more socially costly than the price-fixing cartels that are per se illegal.'3 This
observation suggests that antitrust scholars and policymakers (including judges) may need to shift …

… prices, for almost a century lawyers and judges also have been interested in the phenomenon
of reciprocity. Judges … This antitrust dispute can be understood in game theoretic terms …

… Predatory pricing as an instrument of abuse ………………………………... 27 1.5. The classical
view of predatory pricing and … that provide proof of the rationality of predatory pricing … 47 …

… This rule would allow us to judge whether an algorithm could be used or not. Other scholars
… , the algorithm may eventually choose a predatory pricing or any other exclusionary conduct …

… In the following section we briefly discuss legal considerations of predatory pricing and
outline … We argue that, in comparison with traditional predatory pricing schemes, the predation …

… firms had no incentive or ability to engage in predatory pricing." The post-Chicago approach
had … We would expect that the ease with which plaintiffs won predatory pricing cases before …

… invite scepticism from lawyers—and judges—faced with complex economic evidence in …
cost, without this necessarily amounting to predatory pricing (a relevant issue in abuse of …