Antitrust Law

Catalog description

Analyzes the application of federal antitrust law, primarily the Sherman and Clayton Acts, to 21st century business practices, including price-fixing, exclusive dealing, trade association practices, tying, monopolization, and attempted monopolization, and their effects on competition as well as government enforcement, private party litigation, and various exemptions and immunities. It also considers the economic principles on which antitrust law is based as well as the influences of historical and political factors on the origin and evolution of antitrust law.