Cases and Materials on Modern Antitrust Law and Its Origins » (4th Edition)

Preface
Table of cases
Table of statutes
Introduction. Common Law Antecedents of the Sherman Act
Chapter I. The First 25 Years Under the Sherman Act
A Jurisdiction and Scope of the Act
B Horizontal Combinations in Restraint of Trade
C Monopolization and Merger
D Vertical Restraints of Trade Resale Price Maintenance
E Adoption of the Clayton and Federal Trade Commission Acts
Chapter II. The Rule of Reason Period-1915 to 1939
A. Cases Giving Definition to the Rule of Reason
B. The Trade Association Cases
C The Interplay Between Patents and Antitrust Law
D Testing the Limits of the Rule of Reason
Chapter III. The Per Se Rule and Focus on Market Structure: 1940 1974
A Horizontal Combinations in Restraint of Trade
B Monopolization
C Vertical Arrangements Perceived as Exclusionary
D Dealing With Dealers
E Mergers
Chapter IV. The Modern Development of Antitrust Law Since 1974
A The Transition Cases
B The Per Se v Rule of Reason Debate Continues in Section 1 Cases
C The Continuing Concern About Exclusionary Conduct
D Merger Review: Antitrust as an Administrative Process
E The Interplay Between Regulation and the Antitrust Laws
F The Foreseeable Future of Antitrust Law