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2 days ago · Credit: Andy Martin Unparalleled network effects. But the network features of online tech companies were unimaginable when the Chicago school gained prominence, let alone when antitrust law first developed with the passage of the Sherman Antitrust Act of 1890 and the Clayton Act of 1914, and the creation of the Federal Trade Commission in 1914, all designed to outlaw unfair competition and curb the power of railroad, steel, and other monopolies.
6 days ago · Getting Started. Key Resources: Databases. Antitrust Laws and Trade Regulation. This ten-volume treatise on antitrust law includes analysis of antitrust violation, discussion of antitrust issues affecting specific industries, citations to cases, regulatory analysis, and analysis of antitrust laws of U.S. states and several foreign countries.
- Daniel Donahue
- 2015
2 days ago · The OECD has conducted in-depth country reviews of national competition laws and policies since 1998. These reviews assess how each country deals with competition and regulatory issues, from the soundness of its competition law to the structure and effectiveness of its competition institutions.
2 days ago · Types of remedies under current antitrust law. While most attention in antitrust cases is on the decision of whether a company violated antitrust laws, the real effect of these cases comes only ...
2 days ago · At its core, federal antitrust law seeks to preserve a competitive economy and promote new entry into the marketplace, primarily to protect consumer interest. Under President Biden’s administration, the FTC has increased its efforts to expand the scope of antitrust protection beyond consumer welfare by applying it to other public policy concerns, such as employee mobility.
5 days ago · The antitrust concept of “refusal to deal” addresses situations where a firm declines to engage in a business relationship, often with a competitor or a downstream participant.
6 days ago · There are three principal statutes dealing with antitrust laws at the federal level. They are the Sherman Antitrust Act, the Clayton Act, and the Federal Trade Commission Act. All three have been codified in Title 15 of the United States Code.
