Federal antitrust policy : the law of competition and its practice

Part 1. Foundations: policy and measurement. The basic economics of antitrust -- History and ideology in antitrust policy -- Market power and market definition -- Part 2. The substance of antitrust. Antitrust policy toward collusion and oligopoly -- Joint ventures of competitors, concerted refusals, patent licensing, and the rule of reason -- Exclusionary practices and the dominant firm: the basic doctrine of monopolization and attempt -- Exclusionary practices in monopolization and attempt cases -- Predatory and other exclusionary pricing -- Vertical integration and vertical mergers -- Tie-ins, reciprocity, exclusive dealing and most favored nation agreements -- Intrabrand restraints on distribution -- Mergers of competitors -- Conglomerate mergers -- Price discrimination and the Robinson-Patman Act -- Part 3. Antitrust as a regulatory institution. Public enforcement of the federal antitrust laws -- Private enforcement -- Damages -- Antitrust and the process of democratic government -- Antitrust and federal regulatory policy -- Antitrust federalism and the "state action" doctrine -- The reach of the federal antitrust laws