A Century of the Sherman Act American Economic Opinion, 1890-1990

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Acknowledgements
Introduction
Early Views: Competition as Rivalry	p. 1
The Control of Trusts	p. 1
"Monopoly or Competition as the Basis of a Government Trust Policy."	p. 9
"The Sherman Act and the New Anti-Trust Legislation."	p. 19
: The Rise of Structure, Conduct, Performance	p. 25
"Monopoly in Law and Economics,"	p. 25
"The Conditions of Entry and the Public Policy."	p. 41
Early Doubts	p. 57
Modern Competition and Business Policy	p. 57
Capitalism, Socialism and Democracy	p. 65
Lingering Doubts	p. 83
"The Theory of Restrictive Trade Practices"	p. 83
"Economies as an Antitrust Defense: The Welfare Tradeoffs"	p. 99
Chicago's New Learning	p. 117
"Concentration and Profits: Does Concentration Matter?"	p. 117
"The Antitrust Paradox: A Policy at War with Itself"	p. 125
"Barriers to Entry"	p. 155
Contestable Markets	p. 171
"Contestability and the Design of Regulatory and Antitrust Policy"	p. 171
"Contestable Markets: An Uprising in the Theory of Industry Structure"	p. 179
Modern Rivalry	p. 201
Antitrust and Monopoly: Anatomy of a Policy Failure	p. 201
"General and Partial Equilibrium Theory in Bork's Analysis"	p. 233
Folded, Spindled and Mutilated: Economic Analysis and US. v. IBM	p. 243
Public Choice	p. 263
"Use of Antitrust Law to Subvert Competition"	p. 263
"Public Choice and Antitrust"	p. 281
Antitrust Enforcement	p. 293
"What is Publicity"	p. 293
"Fines: The Efficient Solution"	p. 301
Contributors	p. 321
Index	p. 323
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