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Predatory Price Cutting and Standard Oil : A Re-Examination of the Trial Record

Dalton, James A. - 2008

John McGee's 1958 paper, Predatory Price Cutting: The Standard Oil (NJ) Case, has had an astonishing influence on both antitrust policy in the United States and economic lore. McGee argued that predatory pricing is irrational and his analysis of the Standard Oil Company Matter, decided in 1911,...

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