Reforming Antitrust

Industrial Consolidation Digital Platforms And Changing Political Views Have Spurred Debate About The Interplay Between Public And Private Power In The United States And Have Created A Bipartisan Appetite For Potential Antitrust Reform That Would Mark The Most Profound Shift In Us Competition Policy In The Past Half-Century. While Neo-Brandeisians Call For A Reawakening Of Antitrust In The Form Of A Return To Structuralism And A Concomitant Rejection Of Economic Analysis Founded On Competitive Effects Proponents Of The Status Quo Look On This State Of Affairs With Alarm. Scrutinizing The Latest Evidence Alan J. Devlin Finds A Middle Ground. Us Antitrust Laws Warrant Revision He Argues But With Far More Nuance Than Current Debates Suggest. He Offers A New Vision Of Antitrust Reform Achieved By Refining Our Enforcement Policies And Jettisoning An Unwarranted Obsession With Minimizing Errors Of Economic Analysis.