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Antitrust Bulletin archives from June 1991
Summary judgment in antitrust cases: understanding Monsanto and Matsushita. (A Symposium on Antitrust, Summary Judgment and Matsushita)
June 22, 1991... I. Introduction
The 1980's witnessed tremendous changes in the scope and application of the antitrust laws. Two of the most significant changes involved redefinition of the line between conduct that is illegal per se and conduct...
Summary judgment and discovery strategies in antitrust and RICO actions after Matsushita v. Zenith. (A Symposium on Antitrust, Summary Judgment and Matsushita)
June 22, 1991... I. Introduction
During the spring of 1986, the United States Supreme Court promulgated three decisions that changed the summary judgment standard used in federal courts. These three cases--Matsushita Elec. Indus. Co. v. Zenith Radio...
An economic analysis of Matsushita. (A Symposium on Antitrust, Summary Judgment and Matsushita)
June 22, 1991... I. Introduction
The Supreme Court's Matsushita decision(1) continued the trend toward greater economic sophistication in judicial reasoning.(2) This litigation involved a complaint about predatory pricing in the U.S. consumer...
Manufacturers' promotional allowances, free riders and vertical restraints. (A Symposium on Vertical Distribution, Pricing and Tie-Ins)
June 22, 1991... At one time the vertical restraints literature pondered whether manufacturers might solve free-rider problems more efficiently by resale price maintenance (RPM) or by paying retailers directly for performing the desired promotional services....
Texaco v. Hasbrouck: the Supreme Court reviews functional discounts under the Robinson-Patman Act. (A Symposium on Vertical Distribution, Pricing and Tie-Ins)
June 22, 1991... Introduction
The Supreme Court has recently reviewed the longstanding practice of functional discounts, whereby sellers have sold to buyers at different prices reflecting the buyers' different levels in the chain of distribution. In...
Excluding competition without monopoly power: the use of tying arrangements to exploit market failure. (A Symposium on Vertical Distribution, Pricing and Tie-Ins)
June 22, 1991... I. Introduction
A tying arrangement (or "tie-in," for short) is a sale or lease of a product on the condition that the buyer also buy or lease a different product from the same seller. The first product is called the "tying product,"...
The Economics of Industrial Organization, 3d ed.
June 22, 1991... For jurists, practitioners and antitrust specialists, industrial organization has for a decade been a battlefield.
The traditional mainstream view--that the competitive process must be policed and curbed in certain directions if it is to...
The Economist as Reformer: Revamping the FTC, 1981-1985.
June 22, 1991... To say that former FTC Chairman Miller's book about his years at the Federal Trade Commission is a "slim" volume is a bit like saying that the American savings and loan industry is "financially troubled." While true, it is something of an...