An International Antitrust Primer: A Businessman's Guide to the International Aspects of United States Antitrust Law and to Key Foreign Antitrust LawsMacmillan, 1974 - 391 pages |
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... conduct was legal or illegal . No businessman , it was argued , could tell what a court would find to be an unreasonable restraint of trade . Mr. Justice Holmes summarily rejected this contention and stated : " [ t ] he law is full of ...
... conduct was legal or illegal . No businessman , it was argued , could tell what a court would find to be an unreasonable restraint of trade . Mr. Justice Holmes summarily rejected this contention and stated : " [ t ] he law is full of ...
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... conduct , they will conclusively pre- sume that such conduct is unreasonable and therefore illegal . The per se rule has been applied in the United States to conduct such as price - fixing agreements , group boycotts , and market ...
... conduct , they will conclusively pre- sume that such conduct is unreasonable and therefore illegal . The per se rule has been applied in the United States to conduct such as price - fixing agreements , group boycotts , and market ...
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... conduct of the individual firms in a market tends to be controlled by the struc- ture of that market , i.e. , by those market conditions which are fairly permanent or subject only to slow change ( such as , principally , the number of ...
... conduct of the individual firms in a market tends to be controlled by the struc- ture of that market , i.e. , by those market conditions which are fairly permanent or subject only to slow change ( such as , principally , the number of ...
Contents
chapter | 8 |
Mergers Acquisitions and Joint Ventures | 118 |
chapter 9 | 139 |
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