The Microsoft antitrust cases -- Microsoft's early encounters with the U.S. antitrust system : the FTC investigation and the Antitrust Division's licensing case -- Bringing the Windows 95/98 monopolization case -- Concluding the Windows 95/98 case : appeal and settlement -- Private litigation in...

This paper, presented at the Oxford Conference "Online Markets and Offline Welfare Effects," explores two areas that were not the focus of the conference but that are quite important to how competition law will deal with Internet markets and their challenges: (1) the role of private rights of...

Justice Gorsuch began the oral argument in Ohio v. American Express with pointed questions on consumer welfare, output, and deadweight loss. Justice Breyer began his dissent with a spirited defense of the “American approach” to using antitrust litigation, rather than government regulation,...