Search results for: "antitrust" (463 results)
Eugene K. Kim | Yale Law Journal Eugene K. Kim Labor and antitrust have historically been at odds: workers have faced antitrust liability for
Joshua D. Wright | Yale Law Journal Joshua D. Wright Frank Easterbrook argued that erroneous antitrust convictions are more costly than erroneous
the law of antitrust and retail and when it comes to fundamental conceptions of the nature of rights. The distinction between consumerism and
flexibility within the framework that permits empirically grounded evaluation of predation claims. This Feature examines the antitrust treatment of mergers
cites to Lina Khan’s Note from Volume 126, , to showcase her arguments for antitrust intervention in response to elements of Amazon’s business strategy
complementarities between antitrust and consumer protection law—collectively, “consumer law”—are well known. The rise of the newly established Consumer Financial
quantified CBA of major financial regulations is or could be reliable and precise. They argue that antitrust law is disciplined by CBA—but for this they
frequently allows consolidating hospitals to avoid antitrust scrutiny. That is, because the ACA incentivizes a particular form of merger—one that
action’s unique and valuable role in enforcing public norms. Consider In re NASDAQ Market-Makers Antitrust Litigation, an antitrust case that settled
likely to be false. Consider antitrust regulation. The approval of a merger of two large firms could have an immense number of large effects far down the