Volume 86, Issue 2
This article proposes the use of novel and viable negative ownership remedies—where a merged firm effectively takes a short position in its competitors—to eliminate anticompetitive effects without sa…
The concept of overlapping markets (or submarkets) is neither legally nor economically permissible; this article explains why and articulates an accurate reflection of current law with the OMT—One Ma…
This article provides a new autonomy theory of consumer protection law, redefining its function as the facilitation, enhancement, or limitation of consumer choice in the interests of consumer indepen…
This article examines a decade of jurisprudence to assess the questions that have been answered and the challenges that litigants and courts still face in litigating claims brought under the reverse…
This article surveys a recent wave of empirical studies and the resulting increase in antitrust claims by workers against their employers; it reveals that, despite some progress, judicial skepticism…
This article argues that protection of the competitive process, not promotion of consumer welfare, is antitrust law’s governing precept; it provides the logic of, and gives life to, the per se rule,…