Reinvigorating Antitrust Enforcement in Obama’s Second Term: An Economic, Policy and Legal Analysis of the Latest Development of Antitrust Enforcement in U.S.
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Reinvigorating Antitrust Enforcement in Obama’s Second Term: An Economic, Policy and Legal Analysis of the Latest Development of Antitrust Enforcement in U.S.

by Qeis Kamran

Business Law Economics public policy
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Reinvigorating Antitrust Enforcement in Obama’s Second Term offers an economic, policy, and legal analysis of developments in U.S. antitrust enforcement. The book provides a focused examination of competition law and regulatory practice during Obama’s second term for readers interested in law, economics, and public policy.

About This Book

This book examines the development of antitrust enforcement in the United States during Obama’s second term.

It considers antitrust from economic, policy, and legal perspectives, bringing these approaches together in a focused analysis.

The discussion addresses the latest developments in U.S. antitrust enforcement identified by the author.

It is suited to readers interested in competition law, regulatory policy, and the relationship between economics and legal enforcement.

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