The Antitrust Revolution: Economics, Competition, and Policy
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The Antitrust Revolution: Economics, Competition, and Policy

by John E. Kwoka Jr., Lawrence J. White

Business Law Economics
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A comprehensive collection exploring the intersection of economics, competition law, and antitrust policy through expert analysis.

About This Book

The Antitrust Revolution examines how economic analysis informs competition policy and enforcement decisions.

Editors John E. Kwoka Jr. and Lawrence J. White bring together leading scholars to explore key issues in antitrust regulation.

The volume addresses the evolving relationship between economic theory and real-world competition cases.

Readers gain insight into how policy adapts to changing market structures and business practices.

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