Federal Attempts to Regulate Business Competition
Contemporary antitrust doctrine is based on the idea that economic competition optimizes the allocation of scarce resources by inducing firms to adopt the most efficient production methods and price their products at or near their costs of production. These virtues of competition are often illustrated with the …
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