countries is long overdue: the treatment of public policies that suppress competition. Whereas the European Union (“EU”) and … to enact laws that restrain competition. Further, individual groups are largely free to lobby for laws designed to erect … available to both public and private enforcers of the U.S. antitrust laws to challenge state-imposed restraints on competition …

interpretations of the U.S. antitrust law don't meet the requirements of fair competition rules in the 'New Economy'. If plaintiffs …

principles: that antitrust’s goal is to promote consumer welfare by ensuring output-enhancing market competition; that antitrust …

lesson in the U.S. is that it is more fundamental to prohibit public restraints against competition than to prohibit private … restraints to competition. This is true even though government in the U.S. historically had a relatively low level of involvement … prohibition against administrative monopolies will be a competition law that will not lead to a fully competitive national economy …

of promoting competition? This question may seem peculiar since presumably both trade and antitrust policies seek to … in the reduction of competition. This raises the question of whether the benefits of certain trade policies outweigh …

telecommunications policies in the U.S. and EU? Based on a survey of the relevant U.S. and EU related economics literature the current …

telecommunications policies in the U.S. and EU? Based on a survey of the relevant U.S. and EU related economics literature the current …