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Trusts law

Graham Moffat, Gerard Bean, John Dewar

1995

Private antitrust litigation

Lawrence J. White

1988

Antitrust law

Richard A. Posner

1976

Emerging agenda for global trade

Robert Z. Lawrence

1996

Economics of regulation and antitrust

W. Kip Viscusi, John M. Vernon, Joseph E. Harrington

1992 ★ 4.3

Modern competitive analysis

Sharon M. Oster

1990

International economic law

Asif H. Qureshi

1999

Telecommunications competition

Ingo Vogelsang

1997

The new, emerging Japanese economy

Panos Mourdoukoutas

2005

Competition policy and MERCOSUR

Malcolm Rowat

1997

Concentration and price

Leonard W. Weiss

1989

Building the Next American Century

Kent H. Hughes

2005

Antitrust and Regulation

Franklin M. Fisher

1985

How tocheck out your competition

John M. Kelly

1987

Antitrust and the formation of the postwar world

Wyatt C. Wells

2002

Antitrust goes global

eds. Benn Steil, Alexander Lehmann, Simon J. Evenett, Benn Steil et al.

2000

Key currencies and gold, 1900-1913

Peter H. Lindert

1969

Designing incentive regulation for the telecommunications industry

David Edward Michael Sappington

1996

Law and competition in twentieth century Europe

David J. Gerber

1998

Product differentiation and non-price competition

Norman J. Ireland

1987

Democracy & free enterprise

Thurman Wesley Arnold

1942

Folded, spindled, and mutilated

Franklin M. Fisher

1983

Microeconomics

Robert Pindyck, Robert S. Pindyck, Daniel Rubinfeld et al.

1992

Information and investment

Richardson, G. B.

1990

Competitive Strategy

Michael E. Porter

1980

TV broadcasting in Europe and the new technologies

Gareth Locksley

1988

Power and ideas

Susan K. Sell

1998

World War 3.0

Ken Auletta

2001

The antitrust paradox

Robert H. Bork

1978

Antitrust economics

Oliver E. Williamson

1987

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