Written by:

Charles J. Goetz

Joseph M. Hartfield
Professor of Law Emeritus
University of Virginia
School of Law

Fred S. Mcchesney

Haddad Professor of Law and Professor
Kellogg School of Management,
Northwestern University
School of Law



From the 3rd Ed. Casebook

Table of Contents
Preface
Chapter 1

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      Antitrust Law: Interpretation and Implementation, Third Edition was published in December 2005. This book excels at communicating a sense of how antitrust law affects both business decisions and actual lawyerly practice. It addresses the initial difficulty that most students experience in understanding how the different statutes, doctrinal developments, and economic issues fit together to form a reasonably coherent picture. The authors achieve this by presenting a set of overview materials that provide a clear road map and useful perspectives.
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