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The antitrust paradox:

a policy at war with itself
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Free Press, 1978 - Law - 479 pages

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For all intents and purposes I'm done with this book--I read it cover-to-cover, but I would venture to say that much of it is opaque for those without a background in law. Chapter 7 was the most ... Read full review

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Contents

THE CRISIS IN ANTITRUST
3
PART I
8
The Historical Foundations of Antitrust Policy
15
Copyright

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Robert H. Bork
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TitleThe antitrust paradox: a policy at war with itself
AuthorRobert H. Bork
Edition10, illustrated, reprint
PublisherFree Press, 1978
ISBN0029044553, 9780029044551
Length479 pages
Subjects › 

Antitrust law
Antitrust law/ United States
Law / Antitrust
Law / Civil Procedure
Law / Corporate
Law / General
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