Antitrust Law Journal 2000 - Abstracts

Antitrust Law Journal 2000
TitleSubjectAuthors
Anticompetitive aspects of market-share discounts and other incentives to exclusive dealing.LawTom, Willard K., Balto, David A., Averitt, Neil W.
Antidumping law as a means of facilitating cartelization.LawPierce, Richard J., Jr.
Antitrust and innovative industries.(The Future Course of the Rule of Reason)LawFisher, Franklin M.
Antitrust in the information economy.(The Future Course of the Rule of Reason)LawDeSanti, Susan
Antitrust in the market era.(The Future Course of the Rule of Reason)LawYergin, Daniel
A workable rule of reason: a less ambitious antitrust role for the federal courts.(The Future Course of the Rule of Reason)LawArthur, Thomas C.
California Dental Association: not a quick look but not the full monty.LawCalkins, Stephen
Carlels and dumping: a response.LawHowell, Thomas R.
Clear agency guideliines: lessons from 1982. (Antitrust at the Millennium, part 1)Law 
Comment: the rule of reason and horizontal restraints involving professionals.(The Future Course of the Rule of Reason)LawLao, Marina
Competitive effects of partial ownership: financial interest and corporate control.LawO'Brien, Daniel P., Salop, Steven C.
Copperweld 2000: the vanishing gap between sections 1 and 2 of the Sherman Act. (Antitrust at the Millennium, part 1) (Statistical Data Included)LawGavil, Andrew I.
Customer-instigated exclusive dealing.LawSteuer, Richard M.
Discounts, discrimination, and exclusive dealing: issues under the Robinson-Patman Act.LawBruckmann, Barbara O.
Embracing both faces of antitrust federalism: Parker and Arc America Corp. (Antitrust at the Millennium, part 1)LawBurns, Jean Wegman
Exclusive dealing, discrimination, and discounts under EC competition law.LawSpinks, S.O.
Farewell to the quick look: redefining the scope and content of the rule of reason.(The Future Course of the Rule of Reason)LawMeese, Alan J.
Freedom as the core value of antitrust in the new Millennium.(The Future Course of the Rule of Reason)LawLeary, Thomas B.
Hospitals, mergers, and two-stage competition.LawVistnes, Gregory
Innovation incentives, compatibility, and expropriation as an antitrust remedy: the legacy of the Borland/Ashton-Tate consent decree. (Antitrust at the Millennium, part 1)LawStern, Scott, Fazio, Catherine
International antitrust: 2000 and beyond.(The Future Course of the Rule of Reason)LawGinsburg, Douglas H.
Market definition with differentiated products: the Post/Nabisco cereal merger. (Antitrust at the Millennium, part 1)LawRubinfeld, Daniel L.
Multinational merger review: lessons from our federalism. (Antitrust at the Millennium, part 1)LawGinsburg, Douglas H., Angstreich, Scott H.
National law, global markets, and Hartford: eyes wide shut.(Antitrust at the Millennium, part 1)LawFox, Eleanor M.
Proof of competitive effects in monopolization cases: a response to Professor Muris.(response to Timothy J. Muris, Antitrust Law Journal, vol. 67, p. 693, 2000)LawBalto, David A., Nagata, Ernest A.
Relaxing antitrust during economic downturns: a real options analysis of Appalachian Coals and the failing firm defense. (Antitrust at the Millennium, part 1)LawGhosh, Shubha
Reply to editor's note, symposium on the law of vertical restraints in franchise cases and summary adjudication.(reply to article in Antitrust Law Journal, vol. 67, p. 205, 1999)LawGrimes, Warren S.
Roundtable conference with enforcement officials.(antitrust law)Law 
Stepping out in an old Brown Shoe: in qualified praise of submarkets. (Antitrust at the Millennium, part 1)LawBaker, Jonathan B.
The first principles approach to antitrust, Kodak, and antitrust at the millennium. (Antitrust at the Millennium, part 1)LawSalop, Steven C.
The FTC and the law of monopolization.LawMuris, Timothy J.
The Robinson-Patman Act and competition: unfinished business. (Antitrust at the Millennium, part 1)LawHovenkamp, Herbert
The role of power in the rule of reason.(The Future Course of the Rule of Reason)LawPatterson, Mark R.
The rule of reason after California Dental.(The Future Course of the Rule of Reason)LawMuris, Timothy J.
Toward a flexible rule of reason.(The Future Course of the Rule of Reason)LawTom, Willard K., Pak, Chul
United States v. IBM: a monument to arrogance. (Antitrust at the Millennium, part 1)LawLopatka, John E.
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