Some thoughts on the source of antitrust law in the nineties

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Antitrust law practitioners are becoming increasingly dependent on administrative guidance as the primary source of antitrust law. The number of significant adjudicated decisions in antitrust is declining, and consent decrees, guidelines and administrative releases have become more important to practitioners. Administrative sources have the advantage of the Federal Trade Commission and Antitrust Division's expertise on antitrust issues. The courts can still operate as a safety net when administrative rulings deviate from sound policy.

United States, Powers and duties, Administrative agencies, Government agencies

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Blinded by the light: antitrust analysis of computer industry alliances

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The government's standard method of antitrust analysis does not apply very well in the computer industry. The traditional method is a static approach to price effects which does not match the competitive results of joint ventures among computer companies. A better antitrust analysis would focus on excessive ancillary restraints, inadequate contracts against illegal activity and sham joint ventures.

Analysis, Computer industry, Joint ventures

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