the internet ecosystem of content creators and the digital advertising market. This paper outlines some early antitrust …

and non-contradictory role in economic (and antitrust) analysis, two conditions must be fulfilled. First, the … therefore amusing, if disconcerting, to find this concept regularly employed in antitrust proceedings, which are presumed to …

are at best inconclusive and that closed systems should not be put in an antitrust suspect class …

and non-contradictory role in economic (and antitrust) analysis, two conditions must be fulfilled. First, the … therefore amusing, if disconcerting, to find this concept regularly employed in antitrust proceedings, which are presumed to …

Neil Averitt and Robert Lande have for some time been writing about consumer choice as a new paradigm for antitrust. In … familiar antitrust issues where consumer choice can help anchor sound antitrust decision-making by both the enforcement …

This article explains the economics and antitrust of bundling. I first show that popular arguments such as demand …

By their nature, the recent antitrust cases scrutinizing the two proposed health insurance mega-mergers -- Anthem with … the antitrust proceedings omitted a broader discussion of the forces acting on the health care market that brought these … antitrust analyses in these cases, explore alternative theories of antitrust regulation, and conclude with a new antitrust model …

Antitrust prohibits cartels from charging monopoly prices but does not prohibit monopolies from charging monopoly … prices. Antitrust does not ban monopoly pricing by monopolies because it thinks that unless a monopoly takes affirmative …, antitrust does not explain why the same effect should not drive cartel prices to competitive levels. This article argues that …

revisit the antitrust propriety of collective limitations on the compensation schools pay student athletes. There the Court … costs of attendance.While antitrust scholars and practitioners disagree about the merits of the Ninth Circuit’s decision … demonstrates that NCAA’s sports league exemption from the ordinary per se standard contradicts basic antitrust principles. Moreover …

what this review implies concerning optimal antitrust policy for tying cases. The review considers efficiency rationales … specifically discuss the Chicago School view that tying should raise no antitrust concern and explain when that logic breaks down …. In our discussion of optimal antitrust policy concerning tying our main point is that, because of the prevalence of …