Post-Chicago developments in antitrust law / 
editado por Antonio Cucinotta, Roberto Pardolesi e Roger Van den Bergh. -- 
 - Cheltenham, UK ;  Northampton, MA :  Edward Elgar,  2002. 
 - 337 p.  
<br/><br/> Preface   List of contributors  1. The reckoning of post-Chicago antitrust - Herbert Hovenkamp   2. The difficult reception of economic analysis in European competition law - Roger Van den Bergh   3. A preface to post-Chicago antitrust - Jonathan B. Baker   4. Post-Chicago, post-Seattle and the dilemma of globalization - Eleanor M. Fox   5. The bounds approach to antitrust - Patrick Van Cayseele   6. Dynamic efficiency and US antitrust policy - Rudolph J. R. Peritz   7. "Obvious" consumer harm in antitrust policy: the Chicago School, the post-Chicago school and the courts - John E. Lopatka and William H. Page   8. Second order oligopoly problems with international dimensions: sequential mergers, maverick firms and buyer power - Michael S. Jacobs   9. Rule fixing: an overlooked but general category of collusion - Robert H. Lande and Howard P. Marvel   10. Raising consumers' costs as an antitrust problem: a sketch of the argument from Kodak to Microsoft (the European proceedings) - Francesco Denozza   11. How safe is the king's throne? Network externalities on trial - Roberto Pardolesi and Andrea Renda   12. The vertical price fixing controversy - Antonio Cucinotta   13. The competitive dynamics of distribution restraints: efficiency versus rent seeking - Peter C. Carstensen   14. Cooperation, competition and collusion among firms at successive stages - Robert L. Steiner   Index 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>9781843760016 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Lei Antitruste <br/>Lei da Concorrência <br/>Aspectos Econômicos