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1. www.law.nyu.edu › news › ideasFree Library: Daniel Francis JSD ’20 and Christopher Jon ...

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   Jul 17, 2023 · On May 15, Assistant Professor Daniel Francis JSD ’20 and Murray and Kathleen Bring Professor of Law Christopher Jon Sprigman published Antitrust: Principles, Cases, and Materials, a new openly licensed textbook available for free download.

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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.

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   Jan 19, 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.

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   May 13, 2022 · Here, Oxford economist Howard Smith introduces books on 'antitrust,' a key policy tool for ensuring that markets are actually functioning properly in market economies. Interview by Benedict King. 1 The Profit Paradox: How Thriving Firms Threaten the Future of Work by Jan Eeckhout.

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   • 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 a history of antitrust policy a good book?

   • A history of antitrust policy may not sound like the most compelling raw material for a page turner. But the book is an impressive work of scholarship, deeply researched — it has over 200 pages of footnotes — highly informative and surprisingly readable in the bargain.

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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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   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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   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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   Where did antitrust come from?

   • As a good Minnesotan, Klobuchar traces the roots of antitrust to the Midwest, when farmers rebelled at the end of the 19th century against the exploitative practices of the railroads. The movement spread from the Prairie States to Washington, D.C. Many industries at the time were controlled by business combinations known as trusts.

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   Apr 26, 2021 · Klobuchar’s “Antitrust” looks at the history of policy toward trusts and monopolies, and calls for revitalized efforts to bring economic titans under control.