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 …

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 …

In 1986 Ralph Nader and Frederick Furth called together a group of scholars, practicing
lawyers, state enforcers, and policy makers interested in antitrust, the consumer, and a …

Antitrust enforcement has long helped to prevent anticompetitive conduct and protect
consumer welfare in regulated industries. The federal courts were long reluctant to allow a …

What is antitrust? What does it do? And how has it changed over time? This chapter offers
an accessible, up-to-date, and wide-ranging introduction to US antitrust law and some of the …

There is a broad push for antitrust reform in the USA. Critics have proposed legislation that
would overrule what they regard as mistaken or unwise judicial decisions and an array of …

In his seminal 1984 article, The Limits of Antitrust, Judge Frank Easterbrook proposed that
courts and enforcers adopt a simple set of screening rules for application in antitrust cases …

Today's antitrust law is characterized by stagnation and indeterminacy. The failure is so
thorough that it is not clear that United States competition law actually leads to any outcomes …

ANY AMERICANS ARE DISTRUSTFUL of the federal government and feel that our
governing institutions have been captured by powerful special interests, especially large …

As in so many areas of law and politics in the United States, antitrust's center is at bay. On
the right, it is besieged by those who would further limit its reach. On the left, it faces …