Publication Type
Journal Article
Version
publishedVersion
Publication Date
1-1975
Abstract
The current unsettled state of the American economy has caused considerable comment about the purposes and effectiveness of the federal antitrust laws as economic regulatory statutes. Among government enforcers, the debates have been particularly acerbic. Trade journals have printed conflicting comments by representatives of a number of government regulatory agencies. Certain government representatives suggest that the regulatory agencies themselves have caused the development of anticompetitive practices while other enforcers and commentators have suggested that more government regulation of competition, or the sanctioning of greater industry cooperation rather than competition, would be beneficial to the economy.
Discipline
Antitrust and Trade Regulation
Publication
Mercer Law Review
Volume
26
First Page
591
Last Page
602
ISSN
0025-987X
Publisher
Walter F. George School of Law, Mercer University; 1999
Citation
HUNTER, Howard.
The abandonment defense in private antitrust conspiracy cases. (1975). Mercer Law Review. 26, 591-602.
Available at: https://ink.library.smu.edu.sg/sol_research/2115
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