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...American affairs, and national resources. He has called for repeal of the antitrust exemption for health insurance companies. He was recently called by [[Roll

*[[Subcommittee on Antitrust, Competition Policy and Consumer Rights]]

...al in OLC, he was a partner in[[Kirkland & Ellis]], specializing involving antitrust, securities law, telecommunications, appellate practice and administrative

...loped countries. Its initial development was generally influenced by early antitrust practice, but subsequent intellectual and legal developments have brought a ...ut the operation of [[EU competition policy]] and about the operation of [[Antitrust]] policy in the United States. References to specific regulatory practices

...loped countries. Its initial development was generally influenced by early antitrust practice, but subsequent intellectual and legal developments have brought a ...bout the operation of [[EU competition policy]] and about the operation of antitrust policy in the United States. References to specific regulatory practices in

...s in 1960 and commenced practice in Portland, Maine, 1965; trial attorney, Antitrust Division, Department of Justice, Washington, D.C., 1960-1962; executive ass

*'''Economics-related policies, techniques and institutions'''; including [[antitrust]], [[applied statistics]], [[bank failures and rescues]], [[banking]], [[Ba

* Bringhurst, Bruce. ''Antitrust and the Oil Monopoly: The Standard Oil Cases, 1890-1911''. , 1979.

===Antitrust=== ...s, local transit, and banking. Roosevelt's Justice Department launched 44 antitrust suits.

* [[National Industrial Recovery Act]] (NIRA) 1933: Suspended [[Antitrust]] Law. Created the National Recovery Administration.

...e Secure Times, an online forum of the American Bar Association Section of Antitrust Law's Privacy and Information Security Committee

*Beginning of the [[antitrust]] case ''[[Wilk v. American Medical Association]]'', which would ultimately

The conduct of competition (antitrust) policy is complicated by the theorem of welfare economics termed the "theo

...me time, state and federal laws sought to counter this development with "[[antitrust]]" laws. ...oil trade in Texas. This was Texas's first litigation to enforce its 1889 antitrust law. The Waters-Pierce company was found guilty and barred from doing busin

{{r|James Miller III}}U.S. budget process, government regulation, antitrust, public choice

...city section, the [[Sherman Silver Purchase Act]], the [[Antitrust|Sherman Antitrust Act]], and the Dependent Pension Act for Civil War veterans were passed. Id

...'' (1856-1941) was a highly influential American lawyer and theorist of [[Antitrust]] during the [[Progressive Era]]. He was a leading liberal on the Supreme C ...Wilson in drafting and enacting the [[Federal Reserve Act]], The [[Clayton Antitrust Act]], and the [[Federal Trade Commission Act]].

...t use registration have determined that it does not raise any violation of antitrust laws. Although it is considered a violation of such laws for companies to a

...'' (1856-1941) was a highly influential American lawyer and theorist of [[Antitrust]] during the [[Progressive Era]]. He was a leading liberal on the Supreme C ...Wilson in drafting and enacting the [[Federal Reserve Act]], The [[Clayton Antitrust Act]], and the [[Federal Trade Commission Act]].

...prescription drugs. It sustains the exemption of insurance companies from antitrust laws.</blockquote>