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The dubious antitrust argument for breaking up the internet giants

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Injunctive relief in Sherman Act monopolization cases

Crandall, Robert W.; Elzinga, Kenneth G. - 2004

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INJUNCTIVE RELIEF IN SHERMAN ACT MONOPOLIZATION CASES

Crandall, Robert W.; Elzinga, Kenneth G. - In: Antitrust law and economics, (pp. 277-344). 2004

While the popular image of the Sherman Act is that of a “trust-busting” statute, conduct remedies have been more common than structural relief. This paper evaluates the effect on economic welfare of conduct remedies that have resulted from ten prominent Sherman Act monopolization cases. In...

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Mitigating monopoly or preventing discrimination : comparing antitrust to regulatory goals in the Interstate Commerce Act

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Vertical mergers, the coase theorem, and the burden of proof

Brennan, Timothy John - In: Journal of competition law & economics 16 (2020) 4, pp. 488-510

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"Vertical" excuses for horizontal practices : should there be any per se antitrust rules?

Brennan, Timothy John - In: The antitrust bulletin : the journal of American and … 45 (2000) 2, pp. 467-490

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The legacy of U.S. v. Microsoft

Brennan, Timothy John - In: Regulation : the Cato review of business and government 26 (2003) 4, pp. 22-28

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Does antitrust enforcement in high tech markets benefit consumers? : stock price evidence from FTC v. Intel

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The Chicago School, transaction cost economics, and antitrust

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