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1. www.lexxion.eu › en › coreblogpostThe antitrust books you should’ve read in 2020 [part 2]

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   Feb 26, 2021 · In this second instalment of ‘the antitrust books you should’ve read in 2022’, we shift our attention from antitrust’s hottest market—gaming—to two books that are more directly related to the practice of antitrust: Direct by Kathryn Judge and The New Goliaths by James Bessen.

2. www.lexxion.eu › coreblogpost › the-antitrust-booksThe antitrust books you should’ve read in 2020 [part 1]

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   In a CoRe Blog post last month, I introduced the first three ‘antitrust books you should’ve read in 2021’. In this second instalment, I take a look at the next and final three books. Antitrust takes a political–historical look at the evolution of U.S. antitrust law, while How Antitrust Failed Workers zooms in on issues of labour market ...

3. www.lexxion.eu › en › coreblogpostThe antitrust books you should’ve read in 2022 [part 2]

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   Jan 24, 2023 · In this second instalment of ‘the antitrust books you should’ve read in 2022’, we shift our attention from antitrust’s hottest market—gaming—to two books that are more directly related to the practice of antitrust: Direct by Kathryn Judge and The New Goliaths by James Bessen.

4. fivebooks.com › best-books › antitrust-howard-smithThe best books on Antitrust - Five Books

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   May 13, 2022 · 1 The Profit Paradox: How Thriving Firms Threaten the Future of Work by Jan Eeckhout. 2 The Great Reversal: How America Gave up on Free Markets by Thomas Philippon. 3 How Antitrust Failed Workers by Eric A. Posner. 4 Competition is Killing Us: How Big Business is Harming Our Society and Planet by Michelle Meagher.

5. www.americanbar.org › v20_i3_dec2020_fullTHE ANTITRUST SOURCE - December 2020 - Volume 20 Issue 3

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   book review: Antitrust and Competition Laws by barry Hawk Reviewer James Keyte commends Barry Hawk’s new book for offering a global and historical comparative look at com-petition systems and laws. The Antitrust Source, December 2020. © 2020 by the American Bar Association. All rights reserved.

6. journals.sagepub.com › doi › 10Documenting the Antitrust Revolution over Seven Editions of ...

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   Aug 27, 2020 · By a market test of longevity, seven successive editions of The Antitrust Revolution (“TAR”) is a remarkable publishing event. John E. Kwoka and Lawrence J. White (editors) assembled a collection of antitrust disputes written by economists who have expertise in each case.

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   What is 'antitrust'?

   • Here, Oxford economist Howard Smith introduces books on 'antitrust,' a key policy tool for ensuring that markets are actually functioning properly in market economies. B efore we get to the books, can I start by asking you what ‘antitrust’ is? It’s essentially anti-monopoly policy, isn’t it?

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   Is antitrust a movie?

   • Antitrust (also titled Conspiracy.com and Startup) is a 2001 American techno thriller film written by Howard Franklin and directed by Peter Howitt.

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   Is the antitrust paradigm a good book?

   • This is an important book. It’s sort of the opposite of Competition is Killing Us. Competition is Killing Us is a very polemical book which attacks competition policy. The Antitrust Paradigm is written by an insider who really believes in competition policy, but just thinks it needs to be made more effective.

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   Does antitrust look at market power?

   • The thesis of the book is that antitrust has tended to look at market power in the product market, firms raising prices above costs when selling to consumers. But the mirror image of that is monopsony power, which is the ability of firms to reduce wages below the productivity of workers.

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   Why is 'antitrust' important?

   • Across sectors and around the world fewer and fewer companies dominate the economy, with negative consequences for consumers, workers and the economy as a whole. Here, Oxford economist Howard Smith introduces books on 'antitrust,' a key policy tool for ensuring that markets are actually functioning properly in market economies.

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   Did America have a better antitrust framework than Europe?

   • This book is written by an economist who went from France to America when he was young, 20 or 30 years ago. He was amazed and impressed by how competitive America was compared to Europe. But his view is that whereas 30 years ago America had a better antitrust framework and had more competitive markets than Europe, this has now reversed.

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8. www.competitionpolicyinternational.com › wpAntitrust CHRONICLE - competitionpolicyinternational.com

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   For December 2020, we will feature Chronicles focused on issues related to (1) Vertical Restraints; and (2) Patent Licensing. Contributions to the Antitrust Chronicle are about 2,500 – 4,000 words long.