The use of the term" predatory" to describe conduct vio-lative of the antitrust laws has left
much to be desired. This court has noted," The term probably does not have a welldefined …

A firm may reduce its prices in an attempt to destroy its rivals or to deter new entry. Although
the Sherman Act has long been construed to prohibit this practice, the case law on predatory …

Recent literature on the law and economics of antitrust has devoted increasing attention to
the issue of" predatory pricing"-a dominant firm's use of price to restrict competition by …

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 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 …

In their reply, Professors Areeda and Turner offer a number of arguments that are most
persuasive, at least within their own terms of reference. It is with the terms of reference that I …

In an article published in 1975, we examined the economic and administrative aspects of
various approaches to the problem of" predatory pricing" under section 2 of the Sherman …

THE title of this paper means both that I have not made predatory pricing my sole life's work,
and that I do not intend to settle in permanently with that subject now. This is merely a visit …

N the February 1975 Harvard Law Review, Professors Areeda and Turner formulate cost-
based rules for judging whether price cutting by established firms with market power (ie," …

IN various post-war contributions to the analysis and empirical study of predatory price
cutting, the practice has been defined as temporary selling, at prices below its costs, by a …