The Antitrust Enterprise

Principle and Execution

Herbert Hovenkamp

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ISBN 9780674027411

Publication Date: 03/31/2008

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376 pages

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Preface
Introduction
Part I. Limits and Possibilities
- 1. The Legal and Economic Structure of the Antitrust Laws
- 2. The Design of Antitrust Rules
- 3. The Promises and Hazards of Private Antitrust Enforcement
- 4. Expert Testimony and the Predicament of Antitrust Fact Finding
Part II. Traditional Antitrust Rules
- 5. Unreasonable Exercises of Market Power
- 6. Combinations of Competitors
- 7. Dominant Firms and Exclusionary Practices
- 8. Antitrust and Distribution
- 9. The National Policy on Business Mergers
Part III. Regulation, Innovation, and Connectivity
- 10. Antitrust under Regulation and Deregulation
- 11. The Conflict between Antitrust and Intellectual Property Rights
- 12. Network Industries and Computer Platform Monopoly
Epilogue: Antitrust Reform
Notes
Index

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