...affected by the form of the transaction by which a manufacturer conveys his products to the retailers. Vertical restrictions promote interbrand competition...under the rule of reason. Economists have identified a numrule for new entrants in an industry and for failing firms, both of which were mentioned in White...

...small manufacturer competing in an oligopolistic market. 537 F.2d at 1001. The Court held that some vertical restrictions promote interbrand competition by allowing the manufacturer to achieve certain marketing efficiencies in the distribution of its products. Among these "redeeming virtues," the Court...

...in large part the same ones the Supreme Court described in its Sylvania decision, 433 US at 54-55: "Vertical restrictions promote interbrand competition...compete more effectively against other manufacturers. * * * For example, new manufacturers and manufacturers entering new markets can use the restrictions...

...Sylvania. At the same In GTE Sylvania, the Supreme Court listed several possible reasons why "[vlertical restrictions promote interbrand competition by allowing...efficiencies in the distribution of his products." 433 US at 54. "For example, new manufacturers and manufacturers entering new markets can use the restrictions...

...Committee's questions. 7 In GTE Sylvania, the Supreme Court listed several possible reasons by "[vjertical restrictions promote interbrand competition by allowing...efficiencies in the distribution of his products." 433 US at 54. "For example, new manufacturers and manufacturers entering new markets can use the restrictions...

...achieve certain efficiencies in the distribution of his or her products." They noted further that: Economists have identified a number of ways in which...compete more effectively against other manufacturers. I submit the same reasoning followed by the Court in Sylvania would lead it to conclude that vertical...

...says a lot about the development of antitrust policy over the years. There the Court recognized that "vertical restrictions promote interbrand competition...achieve certain efficiencies in the distribution of his or her products." They noted further that: Economists have identified a number of ways In which manufacturers...

...assessment of reasons for the agreement and . its consequences. In the Sylvania case, the court said, "Vertical restrictions promote interbrand competition...efficiencies in the distribution of his products." The bill only applies to customer and territorial restrictions. Nothing in the bill would alter in...

...interpretation of competition and had become quite sympathetic to the arguments put forth by the Chicago schooL "Vertical restrictions promote interbrand competition...achieve certain efficiencies in the distribution of his product. These "redeeming virtues' are implicit in every decision sustaining vertical restrictions...

...Comanor, n.3 supra at 1428; M. Miller, Distribution, 40 Antitrust LJ 29 (1971). 7 Butler, n.5 supra. 8 "Vertical restrictions promote inter-brand competition...achieve certain efficiencies in the distribution of the products. [Manufacturers have an economic interest in maintaining as much intrabrand competition...