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Is There a Case to be Made for Political Antitrust

Jonathan B. Baker, Guy Rolnik, Diana L. Moss, Maurice E. Stucke, Zephyr Teachout, Luigi Zingales

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The Article is written by Asher Schechter. After decades of approaching antitrust through purely economic analyses, are economists once again willing to take into account political considerations as well?

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The Article is written by Asher Schechter. After decades of approaching antitrust through purely economic analyses, are economists once again willing to take into account political considerations as well?

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The Article is written by Asher Schechter. After decades of approaching antitrust through purely economic analyses, are economists once again willing to take into account political considerations as well?

Key concepts: Politics, Political science, Political economy, Law and economics, Business, Public relations, Economics, Law

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