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Aftermarkets, systems, and antitrust: a primer.(American Antitrust Institute's Invitational Symposium on the Future of Aftermarkets in Systems Competition)
March 22, 2007... I. INTRODUCTION
The American Antitrust Institute's Invitational Symposium on the Future of Aftermarkets in Systems Competition is extremely timely in light of a number of developments in business theory and practice and in antitrust law....
Antitrust implications of aftermarkets.(American Antitrust Institute's Invitational Symposium on the Future of Aftermarkets in Systems Competition)
March 22, 2007... I. INTRODUCTION
The methods used by firms to extend their sales into the aftermarket for their primary products are varied and pervasive--involving a multitude of industries and hundreds of billions of dollars of sales. Therefore, it is...
Aftermarket monopolization: the emerging consensus in economics.(American Antitrust Institute's Invitational Symposium on the Future of Aftermarkets in Systems Competition)
March 22, 2007... The accepted economic definition of aftermarket is provided by Shapiro and Teece and entails two characteristics: "(1) the aftermarket product or service is used together with a primary product, and (2) the aftermarket product or service is...
Evolutionary theories of competition and aftermarket antitrust law.(American Antitrust Institute's Invitational Symposium on the Future of Aftermarkets in Systems Competition)
March 22, 2007... I. INTRODUCTION
Underlying the current debate about aftermarket competition is a fundamental zeitgeist issue, a disquiet about the intellectual foundations of antitrust law. From the perspective of modern evolutionary theories of...
A marketer's view of competition and antitrust.(American Antitrust Institute's Invitational Symposium on the Future of Aftermarkets in Systems Competition)
March 22, 2007... I. INTRODUCTION
Marketing and antitrust are strongly interrelated. Typically it is certain objectionable marketing practices that have made antitrust action necessary. And antitrust decisions can affect future marketing practices and...