Explore a comprehensive collection featuring pivotal antitrust cases, detailed economic notes, and a wealth of other essential materials. This resource provides in-depth insights into the complex intersection of legal competition and economic analysis, making it invaluable for scholars, practitioners, and students.
Explore the complexities of antitrust law and policy with this comprehensive sixth edition, featuring essential antitrust cases, materials, and thought-provoking problems. Authored by E. Thomas, this resource is ideal for understanding modern competition law and its practical application in legal contexts.
This document delves into the S.1874 hearings, focusing on the crucial discussions surrounding the fair and effective enforcement of antitrust laws before the dedicated subcommittee. It provides a concise overview of legislative efforts aimed at ensuring equitable market competition and addressing monopolistic practices.
This analysis investigates how the Chicago School's conservative economic analysis profoundly influenced US antitrust policy, examining whether its interpretations overshot the mark and reshaped regulatory approaches in significant ways.
Explore the critical role of antitrust law in addressing 'too big to fail' phenomena within the banking industry, particularly concerning government-funded consolidation. This analysis delves into the challenges of market competition, systemic risk, and regulatory oversight when mergers are supported by public funds in the financial sector.