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236. See sources cited supra note 233. Several studies, for example, compare the FTC’s and DOJ’s concurrent powers to enforce antitrust law (an
ANTITRUST IMPLICATIONS: A STUDY IN THE ECONOMICS OF INTERNAL ORGANIZATION (1975) and OLIVER E. WILLIAMSON, THE ECONOMIC INSTITUTIONS OF CAPITALISM
on gaps in federal regulation by filing suits related to consumer protection, antitrust, and other matters.182 They like- wise have played to their
Sherman Antitrust Act would be unconstitutional, along with myriad other laws. Such an argument would require a robust reinvigoration of the
capitalized on gaps in federal regulation by filing suits related to consumer protection, antitrust, and other matters. They likewise have played to
This path-breaking decision concerns both antitrust and the regulation of common carriers. 357. For further discussion of the case law, see
CAL. L. REV. 479 (1998) (discussing the implications of network externalities for antitrust and other areas of law); S.J. Liebowitz & Stephen E
These behaviors—the creation of negative externalities—are regulated by the environmental and antitrust laws. An analysis of contract law as such
goes against the grain. Nevertheless, we have the resources. From antidiscrimination to antitrust, we have familiarity with shi�ing presumptions and
Assistant Secretary of Commerce and Assistant Attorney General for the Antitrust Division, before returning to Pennsylvania Law School as a professor