Antitrust Paradox
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Antitrust Paradox

by Robert H. Bork

Law Economics
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A foundational critique of antitrust policy and its economic foundations, exploring how legal standards shape markets and competition.

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Antitrust Paradox examines the principles and consequences of antitrust regulation in the United States.

The book analyzes how legal standards have evolved and their impact on markets and competition.

Readers will find a detailed discussion of policy objectives and enforcement practices.

The work addresses the relationship between law, economics, and business strategy.

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