The rule of reason after California Dental

Article Abstract:

The author analyzes the rule of reason in antitrust law after the US Supreme Court's California Dental Association v. FTC decision. Topics include the categorization of anti-competition effects, evidence about restraints on advertising, and analytical methodology.

Cases, Health care industry, Professional workers, Professional employees

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Discounts, discrimination, and exclusive dealing: issues under the Robinson-Patman Act

Article Abstract:

The author discusses exclusive dealing agreements and discriminatory pricing laws as they relate to the Robinson-Patman Act. Topics covered include volume discounts, problems for disfavored customers, and ways in which buyers pit suppliers against one another.

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Farewell to the quick look: redefining the scope and content of the rule of reason

Article Abstract:

The author discusses the scope and content of the rule of reason in contemporary antitrust law. Topics include trader freedom, price competition, and the return to price theory.

Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Jurisprudence

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