Panel: The Revived Debate About Antitrust

FedSoc Events
30/01/2019 1h 30min
Panel: The Revived Debate About Antitrust

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There have been renewed challenges to the Chicago School framework for antitrust law. Some have argued that it fails to address growing inequality among people and concentration among industries. In cases like Ohio v. American Express, the Supreme Court appears more divided on the application of its principles. This panel will discuss these important developments.Featuring:Einer Elhauge, Harvard Law SchoolHarry First, New York University School of LawJustin (Gus) Hurwitz, Nebraska College of LawModerator: Thomas Arthur, Emory University School of Law

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