Antitrust and Monopoly: Anatomy of a Policy Failure
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- Update Date：2025-09-06
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- Author：Dominick T. Armentano
- ISBN：0945999623
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Joshua
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An excellent critique of antitrust policy and its theoretical bases/assumptions。
Sean Rosenthal
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Interesting Quote:"Pollution。。。is a nonvoluntary exchange that， like theft， violates the fundamental assumption of the market economy; that is， the sanctity of property rights。 It is a market "intervention" in exactly the same respect as。。。other interventions。。。: It tends to promote the interests of some at the expense of others。 Unfortunately， the present environmental regulations are not based on property rights。"-Dominick Armentano， Antitrust and Monopoly"While。。。the exclusive supply contract Interesting Quote:"Pollution。。。is a nonvoluntary exchange that， like theft， violates the fundamental assumption of the market economy; that is， the sanctity of property rights。 It is a market "intervention" in exactly the same respect as。。。other interventions。。。: It tends to promote the interests of some at the expense of others。 Unfortunately， the present environmental regulations are not based on property rights。"-Dominick Armentano， Antitrust and Monopoly"While。。。the exclusive supply contracts lower costs and benefits the industry and the public， [the court] finds that they restrain trade。 But how do they restrain trade？。。。Because。。。they lower costs and benefit the industry and the public。。。economic benefits are not just irrelevent。。。they are positively damaging to the defendant since。。。the contracts would not have existed but for their benefits。" -Dominick Armentano， Antitrust and Monopoly 。。。more
Jason Keisling
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This isn't the easiest read， but if you can force yourself through some of the dense parts， it's very informative and you will learn a lot about monopolies， anti-trust laws， and historical lawsuits。 It can be dry， but it's well worth reading。 This isn't the easiest read， but if you can force yourself through some of the dense parts， it's very informative and you will learn a lot about monopolies， anti-trust laws， and historical lawsuits。 It can be dry， but it's well worth reading。 。。。more
Craig Bolton
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