HARRY FIRST is Professor of Law at New York University.ELEANOR M. FOX is Professor of Law at New York University.ROBERT PITOFSKY is Professor of Law at Georgetown University.

• Introduction Setting the Stage Retrospective and Prospective: Where Are We Coming From? Where Are We Going? by Eleanor M. Fox and Lawrence A. Sullivan Economic Frameworks Theories of Industrial Organization by William G. Shepherd Anchoring Antitrust Economics--A Lexicon by Eleanor M. Fox and Lawrence A. Sullivan Antitrust and a Dynamic Economy The Economic Goals of Antitrust: Efficiency, Consumer Welfare, and Technological Progress by Joseph F. Brodley Antitrust, Efficiency, and Progress by F. M. Scherer Antitrust and Enforceability: An Empirical Perspective by Walter Adams and James W. Brock Law and Enforceability: A Litigator's Perspective by Jerome A. Hochberg The Creation and Uses of Economic Power Predation, Exclusion, and Efficiency Monopoly Power and Market Power in Antitrust Law by Thomas G. Krattenmaker, Robert H. Lande, and Steven C. Salop Containing Section 2 by Donald F. Turner Delimiting Antitrust by Oliver E. Williamson Against Orthodoxy by Ira M. Millstein and Jeffrey L. Kessler The Dangerousness of Power by Louis B. Schwartz Competition Chasing the Tail of Efficiency by Victor H. Kramer Abusive and Exclusionary Practices in the European Community Abuse of a Dominant Position and Exclusionary Practices: A European View by Alexis Jacquemin Vertical Restraints: Efficiency, Consumer Benefit, and a Dynamic Economy Legal Reasoning and the Jurisprudence of Vertical Restraints: The Limitations of Neoclassical Economic Analysis in the Resolution of Antitrust Disputes by John J. Flynn and James F. Ponsoldt Economics of Vertical Arrangements by William S. Comanor Vertical Restraints: Flynn, Ponsoldt, Comanor, and the Sea of Doubt by Thomas E. Kauper Competitors' Collaboration--A Methodology for Analysis by Eleanor M. Fox Barriers to Entry and Global Competition Ease of Entry: Has the Concept Been Applied Too Readily? by Richard Schmalensee Foreign Competitors and Potential Competition: Geographic Market Definition in an International Context by George Hay, John C. Hilke, and Philip B. Nelson Tempering Antitrust with Industrial Policy? Modifying Antitrust to Meet International Competition: The Case of Semiconductors by Harry First Putting the Brakes on the Merger Movement--Antitrust, Yes; Industrial Policy, No by William F. Mueller Antitrust in its Second Century Congress and Antitrust Policy After the Reagan Administration by Edward Correia Dual Antitrust Enforcement in the 1990s by Robert Abrams and Lloyd Constantine The Case for Federal Uniformity by Jerome A. Hochberg Business Judgement versus Antitrust Justice--The Forgotten Private Plaintiff by Stephen D. Susman Does Antitrust Have a Future? by Robert Pitofsky Conclusion Index

HARRY FIRST is Professor of Law at New York University.ELEANOR M. FOX is Professor of Law at New York University.ROBERT PITOFSKY is Professor of Law at Georgetown University.

• Introduction Setting the Stage Retrospective and Prospective: Where Are We Coming From? Where Are We Going? by Eleanor M. Fox and Lawrence A. Sullivan Economic Frameworks Theories of Industrial Organization by William G. Shepherd Anchoring Antitrust Economics--A Lexicon by Eleanor M. Fox and Lawrence A. Sullivan Antitrust and a Dynamic Economy The Economic Goals of Antitrust: Efficiency, Consumer Welfare, and Technological Progress by Joseph F. Brodley Antitrust, Efficiency, and Progress by F. M. Scherer Antitrust and Enforceability: An Empirical Perspective by Walter Adams and James W. Brock Law and Enforceability: A Litigator's Perspective by Jerome A. Hochberg The Creation and Uses of Economic Power Predation, Exclusion, and Efficiency Monopoly Power and Market Power in Antitrust Law by Thomas G. Krattenmaker, Robert H. Lande, and Steven C. Salop Containing Section 2 by Donald F. Turner Delimiting Antitrust by Oliver E. Williamson Against Orthodoxy by Ira M. Millstein and Jeffrey L. Kessler The Dangerousness of Power by Louis B. Schwartz Competition Chasing the Tail of Efficiency by Victor H. Kramer Abusive and Exclusionary Practices in the European Community Abuse of a Dominant Position and Exclusionary Practices: A European View by Alexis Jacquemin Vertical Restraints: Efficiency, Consumer Benefit, and a Dynamic Economy Legal Reasoning and the Jurisprudence of Vertical Restraints: The Limitations of Neoclassical Economic Analysis in the Resolution of Antitrust Disputes by John J. Flynn and James F. Ponsoldt Economics of Vertical Arrangements by William S. Comanor Vertical Restraints: Flynn, Ponsoldt, Comanor, and the Sea of Doubt by Thomas E. Kauper Competitors' Collaboration--A Methodology for Analysis by Eleanor M. Fox Barriers to Entry and Global Competition Ease of Entry: Has the Concept Been Applied Too Readily? by Richard Schmalensee Foreign Competitors and Potential Competition: Geographic Market Definition in an International Context by George Hay, John C. Hilke, and Philip B. Nelson Tempering Antitrust with Industrial Policy? Modifying Antitrust to Meet International Competition: The Case of Semiconductors by Harry First Putting the Brakes on the Merger Movement--Antitrust, Yes; Industrial Policy, No by William F. Mueller Antitrust in its Second Century Congress and Antitrust Policy After the Reagan Administration by Edward Correia Dual Antitrust Enforcement in the 1990s by Robert Abrams and Lloyd Constantine The Case for Federal Uniformity by Jerome A. Hochberg Business Judgement versus Antitrust Justice--The Forgotten Private Plaintiff by Stephen D. Susman Does Antitrust Have a Future? by Robert Pitofsky Conclusion Index

HARRY FIRST is Professor of Law at New York University.ELEANOR M. FOX is Professor of Law at New York University.ROBERT PITOFSKY is Professor of Law at Georgetown University.

• Introduction Setting the Stage Retrospective and Prospective: Where Are We Coming From? Where Are We Going? by Eleanor M. Fox and Lawrence A. Sullivan Economic Frameworks Theories of Industrial Organization by William G. Shepherd Anchoring Antitrust Economics--A Lexicon by Eleanor M. Fox and Lawrence A. Sullivan Antitrust and a Dynamic Economy The Economic Goals of Antitrust: Efficiency, Consumer Welfare, and Technological Progress by Joseph F. Brodley Antitrust, Efficiency, and Progress by F. M. Scherer Antitrust and Enforceability: An Empirical Perspective by Walter Adams and James W. Brock Law and Enforceability: A Litigator's Perspective by Jerome A. Hochberg The Creation and Uses of Economic Power Predation, Exclusion, and Efficiency Monopoly Power and Market Power in Antitrust Law by Thomas G. Krattenmaker, Robert H. Lande, and Steven C. Salop Containing Section 2 by Donald F. Turner Delimiting Antitrust by Oliver E. Williamson Against Orthodoxy by Ira M. Millstein and Jeffrey L. Kessler The Dangerousness of Power by Louis B. Schwartz Competition Chasing the Tail of Efficiency by Victor H. Kramer Abusive and Exclusionary Practices in the European Community Abuse of a Dominant Position and Exclusionary Practices: A European View by Alexis Jacquemin Vertical Restraints: Efficiency, Consumer Benefit, and a Dynamic Economy Legal Reasoning and the Jurisprudence of Vertical Restraints: The Limitations of Neoclassical Economic Analysis in the Resolution of Antitrust Disputes by John J. Flynn and James F. Ponsoldt Economics of Vertical Arrangements by William S. Comanor Vertical Restraints: Flynn, Ponsoldt, Comanor, and the Sea of Doubt by Thomas E. Kauper Competitors' Collaboration--A Methodology for Analysis by Eleanor M. Fox Barriers to Entry and Global Competition Ease of Entry: Has the Concept Been Applied Too Readily? by Richard Schmalensee Foreign Competitors and Potential Competition: Geographic Market Definition in an International Context by George Hay, John C. Hilke, and Philip B. Nelson Tempering Antitrust with Industrial Policy? Modifying Antitrust to Meet International Competition: The Case of Semiconductors by Harry First Putting the Brakes on the Merger Movement--Antitrust, Yes; Industrial Policy, No by William F. Mueller Antitrust in its Second Century Congress and Antitrust Policy After the Reagan Administration by Edward Correia Dual Antitrust Enforcement in the 1990s by Robert Abrams and Lloyd Constantine The Case for Federal Uniformity by Jerome A. Hochberg Business Judgement versus Antitrust Justice--The Forgotten Private Plaintiff by Stephen D. Susman Does Antitrust Have a Future? by Robert Pitofsky Conclusion Index