As is well known among financial economists but not previously recognized within the antitrust community, large and … overlapping financial investor ownership under the antitrust laws than Elhauge recognizes …

The antitrust laws are increasingly used to prosecute alleged acts of market manipulation, particularly against firms …, but antitrust remains a vehicle on which private claims are based. If anti-manipulation enforcement wanes (or its legal … foundation is eroded) with political change, private antitrust actions might fill the void — if such claims are substitutable. As …

For years those teaching and writing about antitrust law have stressed three basic goals - consumer surplus, allocative …. The Essay discusses this and other problems inherent in the goals set out for antitrust law …

keeping in mind history and context, and general antitrust principles, apply equally to SEPs and PAEs as to other economic …

the equivalent effect to collusion on prices. This paper also provides an analysis of the effect of different antitrust …

Friedrich Hayek is one the most influential economists of his time. Yet, Hayek's influence on antitrust judges and … antitrust agencies is quite low compared to the one other economists have. This should change. The very rapid growth of high …, dynamic efficiencies are not fully considered in most antitrust analyses. Based on Hayek's work, the essay proposes some …

degree to which US antitrust policy and case law is consistent with these emerging realities …