Download This PaperAreeda, Chicago, and Antitrust Injury: Economic Efficiency and Legal Process
Antitrust Bulletin, p. 909, 1996
25 Pages Posted: 12 Jun 2009
Date Written: June 9, 2009
Abstract
This article, published in 1986, compares and contrasts the Chicago School's conceptual approach to antitrust issues with Phillip Areeda's legal process (or "Harvard School") approach. The study focuses on the antitrust injury doctrine, but it reveals the fundamental characteristics of the two schools, both of which have deeply influenced the evolution of U.S. antitrust law.
Keywords: antitrust, Chicago School, Harvard School, antitrust injry
JEL Classification: K21, K41, K42, L40
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Page, William Hepburn, Areeda, Chicago, and Antitrust Injury: Economic Efficiency and Legal Process (June 9, 2009). Antitrust Bulletin, p. 909, 1996, Available at SSRN: https://ssrn.com/abstract=1416924
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