Economic Evidence on the Existence of Collusion: Reconciling Antitrust Law with Oligopoly Theory

Initial content

Judicial Endorsement:

EconCollALJ.pdf

File URLs:

https://thesedonaconference.org/system/files/EconCollALJ.pdf

External ID:

3102

External Working Group:

The Role of Economics in Antitrust - Working Group 3

Reference Date:

Monday, March 22, 2004

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