Antitrust Policy: The Case for Repeal

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Cato Institute, 1986 - Law - 78 pages
The author argues that there is no longer any economic theory or empirical evidence to support antitrust laws. He cites such cases as ,Alcoa,, ,Standard Oil,, ,Borden,, and ,Brown Shoe, to illustrate his contention that antitust enforcement has more often than not punished genuine competitive behavior.

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