The Antitrust Laws: A PrimerAEI Press, 1993 - 118 lappuses A former top antitrust officer at the U.S. Department of Justice and a noted economist guide readers through the increasingly complex antitrust laws. |
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... market subvert competition and thus prevent market forces from operating freely . Where competition fails , government has two choices . It can either protect the consumer from market 7 HISTORICAL BACKGROUND Historical Background.
... market subvert competition and thus prevent market forces from operating freely . Where competition fails , government has two choices . It can either protect the consumer from market 7 HISTORICAL BACKGROUND Historical Background.
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... protect competitors to preserve competi- tion ? Such protection may at times be nothing more than the costly coddling of the inefficient , and at other times a step necessary to maintain competition in the long run . Because economists ...
... protect competitors to preserve competi- tion ? Such protection may at times be nothing more than the costly coddling of the inefficient , and at other times a step necessary to maintain competition in the long run . Because economists ...
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... protect business people from straying unawares into violation of the law . Settlements Given the time and resources required for this kind of litigation , defendants frequently attempt to settle . In the case of mergers , defendants may ...
... protect business people from straying unawares into violation of the law . Settlements Given the time and resources required for this kind of litigation , defendants frequently attempt to settle . In the case of mergers , defendants may ...
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THE ORIGINS AND OBJECTIVES OF ANTITRUST | 5 |
THE STATUTES | 14 |
THE INSTITUTIONS AND PROCEDURES | 23 |
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