Predatory pricing poses a dilemma that has perplexed and intrigued the antitrust community
for many years. On one hand, history and economic theory teach that predatory pricing can …

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 …

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 …

The past year began as one of anticipation for antitrust. For the first time in more than a
decade, the Democrats took over the White House and changed the leadership of the …

Antitrust law condemns conduct and agreements that unreasonably restrain trade. The goal
of antitrust law is to protect competition in the marketplace. Beginning with the Supreme …

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 …

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 …

The predatory price-cutter is one of the oldest and most familiar villains in our economic
folklore. Defined as the financially-powerful competitor who monopolizes his industry by …

Recent years have witnessed a virtual explosion in the legal and economic literature dealing
with predatory pricing. Equally dramatic has been the swift adoption by several courts of …