ANTITRUST STORIES

Introduction

Chapter One: The Story of Standard Oil Co. v. United States
James May

Chapter Two: 'Nervine' and Knavery: The Life and Times of Dr. Miles Medical Company
Rudolph J.R. Peritz

Chapter Three: The Story of United States v. Socony-Vacuum: Hot Oil and Antitrust in the Two New Deals
Daniel A. Crane

Chapter Four: The Story of Alcoa: The Enduring Questions of Market Power, Conduct, and Remedy in Monopolization Cases
Spencer Weber Waller

Chapter Five: From Schwinn to Sylvania to Where? Historical Roots of Modern Vertical Restraints Policy
Warren S. Grimes

Chapter Six: Rambling Through Economic Theory: Topco's Closer Look
Peter C. Carstensen and Harrv First

Chapter Seven: Broadcast Music, Inc. v. Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc
Stephen Calkins

Chapter Eight: Aspen Skiing: Product Differentiation and Thwarting Free Riding as Monopolization
George L. Priest and Jonathan Lewinsohn

Chapter Nine: The Superior Court Trial Lawyers Case—A Battle on the Frontier Between Politics and Antitrust
Donald I. Baker

Chapter Ten: U.S. u. Microsoft: Lessons Learned and Issues Raised
A. Douglas Melamed and Daniel L. Rubinfeld

Chapter Eleven: A Turning Point in Merger Enforcement: Federal Trade Commission v. Staples
Jonathan B. Baker and Robert Pitofsky

Chapter Twelve: GE/Honeywell: The U.S. Merger that Europe Stopped - A Story of the Politics of Convergence
Eleanor M. Fox

Chapter Thirteen: United States Courts and the Optimal Deterrence of International Cartels: A Welfarist Perspective on Empagran
Alvin K. Klevorick and Alan O.Sykes

Author Biographies