Antitrust Law in Perspective: Cases, Concepts and Problems in Competition Policy (American Casebook Series)
by Jonathan Baker, Andrew Gavil, William Kovacic, Joshua Wright
This casebook delves into antitrust law through selected cases, essential concepts, and analytical problems focused on competition policy. Part of the American Casebook Series, it aids law students in grasping the nuances of U.S. antitrust regulation and its economic implications. Ideal for courses on competition and market enforcement.
About This Book
Antitrust Law in Perspective offers a comprehensive examination of competition policy within the framework of U.S. antitrust law. It integrates foundational cases with conceptual analysis to illustrate the principles governing market competition.
The book addresses key issues in antitrust enforcement, drawing on established legal precedents to explore how courts and agencies apply competition rules. It emphasizes the interplay between economic theory and legal doctrine in shaping antitrust outcomes.
Designed for law students, the text presents problems that encourage critical thinking about real-world applications of antitrust concepts. It covers topics from mergers to monopolization, providing a balanced perspective on policy challenges.
Authors Jonathan Baker, Andrew Gavil, William Kovacic, and Joshua Wright bring expertise in antitrust scholarship and practice to this educational resource. The structure supports both classroom discussion and independent study in competition law.
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