Tying law and policy: a decision-theoretic approach

Article Abstract:

The authors examine the issue of tying, as it relates to the legal system as well as academic legal thought. They conclude that any effort to strictly limit tying may hurt consumers as well as protect them.

Tying agreements, Tying arrangements

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The competitive dynamics of distribution restraints: the efficiency hypothesis versus the rent-seeking, strategic alternatives

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The legal view of restraints on distribution of goods is examined, as well as the question of whether they should be assumed to be either helpful or harmful to the consumer.

Distribution of goods, Distribution (Commerce), Restraint of trade

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