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maximizing behavior in antitrust cases. While broadening antitrust’s imagination along lines suggested by scholarship in behavioral economics
The Yale Law Journal - Daniel Francis Daniel Francis Feature Antitrust analysis generally assumes that firms seek profit, but that assumption does
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
• Antitrust analysis generally assumes that firms seek profit, but that assumption does not always hold. This Feature offers an antitrust framework for
Howard Shelanski | Yale Law Journal Howard Shelanski Because regulation works alongside antitrust law to govern U.S. market structure and economic
Murat C. Mungan | Yale Law Journal Murat C. Mungan Frank Easterbrook argued that erroneous antitrust convictions are more costly than erroneous
Fiona Scott Morton | Yale Law Journal Fiona Scott Morton Antitrust enforcement against anticompetitive platform most favored nations (MFN) provisions
Lina M. Khan | Yale Law Journal Lina M. Khan While Unlocking Antitrust Enforcement offers solutions to our market power problem, Lina Khan highlights
533 (2003) The antitrust laws are meant to govern and promote competition. But how antitrust law should treat nonprofit organizations, whose