Part 1. Foundations: policy and measurement. The basic economics of antitrust
History and ideology in antitrust policy
Market power and market definition
Part 2. The substance of antitrust. Antitrust policy toward collusion and oligopoly
Joint ventures of competitors, concerted refusals, patent licensing, and the rule of reason
Exclusionary practices and the dominant firm: the basic doctrine of monopolization and attempt
Exclusionary practices in monopolization and attempt cases
Predatory and other exclusionary pricing
Vertical integration and vertical mergers
Tie-ins, reciprocity, exclusive dealing and most favored nation agreements
Intrabrand restraints on distribution
Mergers of competitors
Conglomerate mergers
Price discrimination and the Robinson-Patman Act
Part 3. Antitrust as a regulatory institution. Public enforcement of the federal antitrust laws
Private enforcement
Damages
Antitrust and the process of democratic government
Antitrust and federal regulatory policy
Antitrust federalism and the "state action" doctrine
The reach of the federal antitrust laws.