Antitrust Law and Economics of Product Distribution

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American Bar Association, 2006 - Law - 413 pages
Antitrust Law and Economics of Product Distribution explores the economics of product distribution and examines whether the courts have formulated legal standards consistent with those economic principles - focusing on the sale of goods through dealers, distributors, and franchisees.
 

Contents

C Moral Hazard on the Part of the Franchisor
19
RESALE PRICING ISSUES
37
B The Law of Resale Price Maintenance
76
The Requirement of Agreement
83
Marketing Programs of a Manufacturer or Franchisor
99
Chapter III
113
Dealers Pre and PostSale
119
Price
126
E Defenses and Justifications
232
Chapter VI
239
The Anticompetitive Effects of Exclusive Dealing
252
E Empirical Evidence on Exclusive Dealing
260
G Partial and De Facto Exclusive Dealing Arrangements
285
Chapter VII
295
B Summary of Relevant Federal and State Legislation
314
Defenses to Section 2a Claims
324

B Empirical Evidence on Vertical Restraints
134
Chapter IV
153
Economic Impact of Voluntary Exclusive Distribution
163
Areas of Primary Responsibility
178
F Dual Distribution
185
B Economic Analysis of Tying Arrangements
192
Definition and Competitive Effect
217
Section 2c of
331
Enforcement
339
APPENDIX B State Laws of General Applicability Limiting
355
State Laws Restricting Termination
365
Representative Definitions of Franchise
371
Index
399
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