In Matsushita Electric Industrial Co. v. Zenith Radio Corp. 1, a majority of five Supreme Court
Justices announced their view that pricing below cost in order to drive out rivals and later …

The revival of interest among economists in predatory pricing, spawned by Areeda and
Turner's 1975 article, 1 and the tidal wave of literature which has followed, creates a serious …

One of the most highly debated antitrust issues among the courts and among legal scholars
in recent years concerns predatory pricing., Most of the controversy stems from selecting a …

In their recent essay,'Kenneth G. Elzinga and David E. Mills provide a spirited critique of our
proposed strategic approach to predatory pricing enforcement. 2 While we will take …

THE PARADOX OF PREDATORY PRICING Page 1 THE PARADOX OF PREDATORY PRICING
Daniel A. Cranet Predatory pricing law attempts to keep prices low by harshly sanctioning …

Until recently, predatory pricing was a rapidly dying area of antitrust. Following years of
judicial tapering of predatory pricing liability in the lower courts,'the Supreme Court dealt a …

A recent law review article by then-Professor and now Congress Tom Campbell observed:"
Many argue that prédation is impossible, hence, enforcement of the antimonopolization …

In Matsushita Electric Industrial Co. v. Zenith Radio Corp., a majority of five Supreme Court
justices announced their view that predatory pricing, ie, pricing below cost in order to drive …

Until recently predatory pricing'has been a relatively vague concept in antitrust law. This may
be because emotive terms, such as predatory pricing, do not invite and sometimes defy …

The issue in Matsushita was whether Japanese television manufacturers were entitled to
summary judgment on a claim by their American compet-itors that they had engaged in a …