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Jonathan Baker, American University Washington College of Law

#137 Have We Been Down This Road Before? What History Can Teach Us About the Current Rethinking of Antitrust.

Posted 3 days ago Tagged antitrust history antitrust reform chicago school neo-brandeisians

While it may seem that the current foment of change in the antitrust world is […]

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Professor Eleanor M. Fox, Walter J. Derenberg Professor of Trade Regulation, New York University School of Law

#135 Is Equality a Value of Competition Law? A Conversation with Professor Eleanor Fox

Posted 2 weeks ago Tagged antitrust antitrust history competition policy inequality

Extreme inequality of wealth and income has been identified as a societal failure and a […]

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