How to 'drag out' a monopoly case: Microsoft's ploy for a new trial via the Supreme Court

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The authors of this brief assert that Microsoft Corp. should not be granted certiorari by the Supreme Court in the case of United States v. Microsoft Corp. They believe that the court of appeals in the case applied to correct remedy for the lack of impartiality of the district court judge.

Laws, regulations and rules, Remedies, Antitrust law, Judicial ethics, Civil procedure

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Airline monopoly and 'chilled' capital: the high cost for workers

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Investors' fears about investing in small airlines supports the Dept of Transportation's belief that the major airlines engage in predatory pricing and thus supports their predatory pricing policy changes. The example of Pro Air Inc. of Seattle is presented.

Analysis, Investments, Venture capital

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Airline monopoly and regional economic development: Syracuse 'held hostage'

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The difficulties Syracuse, NY, has encountered because of inflated airline prices in its region and the high costs airline monopolies cause are discussed.

New York, Social aspects, Prices and rates, Monopolies, Air fares

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