Document Type
Article
Publication Date
2009
ISSN
0003-6056
Publisher
American Bar Association
Language
en-US
Abstract
The subject of remedies is a relatively under-theorized area of antitrust law, and Professor Shapiro has done the antitrust community a great favor by offering some innovative and useful theoretical insights on the design of antitrust remedies. He applies his theoretical insights to the Microsoft III case to reach the conclusion that the remedies adopted were inadequate to restore competition in the market for software platforms. In this review, I will offer additional theoretical insights on remedies and explain my reasons for rejecting his conclusions on Microsoft III.
Recommended Citation
Keith N. Hylton,
Remedies, Antitrust Law, and Microsoft: Comment on Shapiro
,
in
75
Antitrust Law Journal
773
(2009).
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