Externalities in open economy antitrust and their implications for international competition policy

Article Abstract:

The author discusses the problem of the negative international influence of national antitrust policies and suggests that international cooperation in formulating antitrust policy based upon international progress is necessary.

International, Analysis, Laws, regulations and rules, Economic policy, Externalities (Economics), International competition (Commerce), International competition (Economics), International cooperation

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The case for reforming the antitrust regulations (if repeal is not an option)

Article Abstract:

The author advocates reform of antitrust law in the U.S. because he argues that it not only does not accomplish its purpose, but it impedes economic growth.

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The politics of federal antitrust enforcement

Article Abstract:

The authors argue that antitrust enforcement in the U.S. has not negatively been influenced by politics and opposes their view to that of Fred S. McChesney.

Political aspects, Criticism and interpretation, McChesney, Fred S.

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