Tag: Section 2

By Gregory J. Werden1   Assistant Attorney General (“AAG”) in charge of the Antitrust Division, Jonathan Kanter, vowed that, “if the facts and the law,...

By A. Douglas Melamed (Stanford) Mergers involving nascent competition are a hot topic in antitrust circles, especially in light of the pending FTC case against...

Since the term “killer acquisition” was coined last year, many have moved quickly to declaring a killer-acquisition problem in tech and proposing Section 2...

Posted by Social Science Research Network Excessive Drug Pricing as an Antitrust Violation By Harry First (New York University) It is nearly four years since Martin Shkreli...

Posted by Social Science Research Network Price Discrimination as a Violation of the Sherman Act By Ramsi Woodcock (Georgia State University) Abstract:     The advance of the...

Posted by Social Science Research Network The antitrust duty to charge low prices By Ramsi Woodcock (Georgia State University) Abstract:     Antitrust’s embrace of the maximization of welfare in...

By Mark S. Popofsky & Ariel A. Martinez Courts remain, in the words of one observer, mired in an “exclusionary conduct ‘definition’ war.” Applying Section...

In this issue: Withdrawal Symptoms: The Status of Section 2 Timothy Brennan, Jul 13, 2009 Predation, Exclusion, and Complement Market Monopolization The handling of cases under...

In this issue: 50th Anniversary of the Treaty of Rome Valentine Korah, Apr 06, 2007 Development of EC Competition Over Its First 50 Years Intervention Reduced On the...

In this issue: The Commission's Draft Guidelines on Non-horizontal Mergers Robert O'Donoghue, David Parker, Mar 14, 2007 The Final Piece In The Jigsaw: An Analysis...