Description
U.S. Antitrust Law
This course treats in depth many aspects of the Sherman and Clayton Acts. Emphasis is placed on an understanding of the policies and objectives underlying the antitrust laws and the extent to which enforcement of the antitrust laws has fulfilled those objectives. Areas examined include monopolies, price fixing, division of markets, exclusive dealing arrangements, boycotts, resale price maintenance, and mergers. Recent trends in sports and health care industry antitrust cases may be discussed. The impact of economic analysis in the antitrust area is also examined.
Details
Grading Basis
Law
Units
2
Component
Lecture - Required
Offering
Course
LAW 868
Academic Group
School of Law
Academic Organization
Law Department
Campus
Online Campus
Enrollment Requirements
Restricted to students in the M.J. and LL.M. Global Competition Law programs.