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21. Some predictions about future antitrust enforcement.

Author

Pitofsky, Robert

Subjects
Antitrust law -- Political aspects, Vertical integration -- Laws, regulations and rules, Price fixing -- Laws, regulations and rules, Antitrust issue, Government regulation
Published
2009

25. In memoriam: Robert F. Drinan, S.J. (1920-2007).

Author

Koh, Harold Hongju, Menkel-Meadow, Carrie, Pelosi, Nancy, Pitofsky, Robert, and Rothstein, Paul

Subjects
Georgetown University. Law Center -- Officials and employees, Deans (in schools) -- Testimonials, Priests
Published
2007

26. Comments on Warren Grimes: transparency in federal antitrust enforcement.

Author

Pitofsky, Robert

Subjects
Antitrust law -- Evaluation, Disclosure (Securities law) -- Laws, regulations and rules, Disclosure statements (Accounting) -- Laws, regulations and rules, Acquisitions and mergers -- Laws, regulations and rules, Government regulation, Antitrust issue
Published
2003

29. Tribute to Norman Dorsen.

Author

Bok, Derek, Boraine, Alexander, Brennan, William J., Jr., Gunther, Gerald, Law, Sylvia, Neuborne, Burt, Oakes, James L., Pitofsky, Robert, Resnik, Judith, and Strossen, Nadine

Subjects
New York University. School of Law -- Officials and employees, Law teachers -- Testimonials
Abstract

Ten testimonials are presented which celebrate the life and career of Norman Dorsen, an attorney and law professor at New York University School of Law.

Published
2001

30. Revision of the Justice/FTC merger guidelines: the new 'efficiency' defense.

Author

Klein, Joel I. and Pitofsky, Robert

Subjects
Acquisitions and mergers -- Standards
Abstract

The two US agencies enforcing corporate governance standards, the Federal Trade Commission and the Department of Justice, give the doctrine that merger leads to efficiency as a reason to approve otherwise anticompetitive combinations. The idea of an 'efficient monopoly', is, however, an oxymoron, since monopoly is the root cause of inefficiency, as no less an authority than Adam Smith has stated.

Published
1997

31. FTC hearings on the changing nature of competition: technological innovation and new global rivalry.

Author

Pitofsky, Robert and Mueller, Charles E.

Subjects
Antitrust law -- International aspects, Competition (Economics) -- Analysis, United States. Federal Trade Commission -- Planning
Abstract

The FTC will hold hearings to reexamine the nature of competition among US businesses, and how the country should be defining itself in the global market. The agency wants to assess the proper role of antitrust law enforcement and make sure the laws properly consider potential efficiencies or innovations to be realized by mergers or collaboration. The FTC also wants to reexamine its treatment of distressed industries, the interrelationship of intellectual property and antitrust laws, and potential impediments to US small business activity.

Published
1996

32. Antitrust policy in a Clinton administration.

Author

Pitofsky, Robert

Subjects
Antitrust law -- Political aspects, Commercial policy -- Analysis
Abstract

Changes in domestic economies and world trade require new approaches to antitrust policy by the Clinton administration. Efficiency claims should be given more credence for defenses, and broader definitions of distressed industries and failing firms are needed. Leniency for research and development incentives should be stressed. The growth of world trade necessitates acceptable measures of market power and integration of trade policy with antitrust policy.

Published
1993

34. Merger analysis in the '90s: the guidelines and beyond - overview.

Author

Pitofsky, Robert

Subjects
Acquisitions and mergers -- Standards, Unfair competition (Commerce) -- Standards, Horizontal integration -- Standards, United States. Department of Justice. Antitrust Division -- Standards
Abstract

The 1992 horizontal merger guidelines have both pros and cons. The pros are the slightly increased sympathy for the efficiency defense, the new section on single-firm market power and its anti-competitive potential, and the more detailed definition of entry. The cons are the overly cautious changes in relevant market analysis, the concept of 'sunk costs' which may make supply substitution or geographic diversion more difficult to use as a defense to a merger, and the added precondition for the failing company defense.

Published
1992

35. The renaissance of antitrust.

Author

Pitofsky, Robert

Subjects
Antitrust law -- Interpretation and construction, Industrial policy -- Analysis
Published
1990

37. PANEL DISCUSSION/Q&A

Author

Arquit, Kevin J., Jackson, Thomas Penfield, Ordover, Janusz A., Pitofsky, Robert, Sohn, Michael N., and Whalley, Judy

Published
1992

39. [Introductory Remarks]

Author

Scher, Irving, Norton, Gerald P., Hobbs,, Caswell O., Pitofsky, Robert, and Kramer, Victor H.

Published
1976

40. PANEL DISCUSSION

Author

Lifland, William T., Pitofsky, Robert, and Popofsky, M. Laurence

Published
1982

41. PANEL DISCUSSION

Author

Hobbs,, Caswell O., Tollison, Robert D., Pitofsky, Robert, and Glassman, Michael L.

Published
1982

43. STATEMENT OF CHAIRMAN OLIVER

Author

Oliver, Daniel, Clanton, David A., Collier, Calvin J., Pitofsky, Robert, and Scher, Irving

Published
1989

44. INTERVIEW

Author

Oliver, Daniel, Clanton, David A., Collier, Calvin J., Pitofsky, Robert, and Scher, Irving

Published
1989

46. PANEL DISCUSSION

Author

Pitofsky, Robert, Landes, William M., French, John D., and Axinn, Stephen M.

Published
1983

48. PANEL DISCUSSION

Author

Baker, Donald I., Kauper, Thomas E., Baxter, William F., Spivack, Gordon B., Halverson, James T., Hay, George A., Pitofsky, Robert, and Silberman, Alan H.

Published
1988

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