A strange feature of the contemporary antitrust system is that one can commit a felony by
pursuing a course of conduct that benefits consumers. Under the rule of reason, which is …

In this outstanding new book Professor Keith Hylton and his collaborators examine what
antitrust law has become over the past ten years, a time in which economic analysis has …

The Hidden Rules of a Modest Antitrust Page 1 Article The Hidden Rules of a Modest Antitrust
Ramsi A. Woodcockt Introduction …

In one sense, US competition law is very easy. US antitrust lawyers usually worry about only
three statutory provisions: Sherman Act Section 1, Sherman Act Section 2, and Clayton Act …

Of course, there are at least two dangers of misunderstanding in saying that competition and
the free market are the governing regime for the bulk of the economy. For one thing …

T he conventional wisdom is that the antitrust laws are the antithesis of pervasive regulation
of the economy. Under this view, the antitrust laws seek to perfect market systems by …

Not too long ago, economically minded antitrust scholars were a gloomy bunch. In his
famous 1978 antitrust critique, whose very title mocked antitrust's incoherence, Robert Bork …

Competition is everywhere in antitrust. Courts, agencies, and scholars routinely insist that
antitrust can, does, and should measure the legality of conduct by asking whether it has …

We know that antitrust law and process are the rules of the game. However, economic
regulation is thought and taught to be largely something else. Standard textbook definitions …

The Chicago School, said to have influenced antitrust analysis inescapably,'is associated
today with a set of ideas and arguments about the goal of antitrust law. In particular, the …