No. 33-1, March 2023
Index
- Table of Contents
- Message from the Advisors
- Message from the Editor
- Executive Committee
- Should California Adopt Revisions Proposed by Congress and the New York State Legislature to Address Single-firm Conduct?
- Updating the Cartwright Act for the Twenty-first Century: Allowing Antitrust Claims for Unilateral Conduct
- Antitrust Restoration from California Anchored by a New Monopolization Synthesis
- California Should Amend the Cartwright Act to Address Single-firm Monopolization
- Technological Monopolies, Innovation, and the Personal Freedom to Form Businesses: Like Oil and Water?
- The Adaptable Antitrust Laws
- 133 Years Young: Sherman Act Section Two Keeps Up With Big Tech
- Over-prescription Is Bad Medicine: the Case Against a Knee-jerk Revision of Antitrust Injury
- Why Has California Waited So Long to Enact Its Own Merger Review Law?
- Competition Beyond Rivalry: Adapting Antitrust Merger Review to Address Market Realties
- The Risks of Requiring California-specific Merger Approvals
- Restrictions on Worker Mobility and the Need for Stronger Policies on Anticompetitive Employment Contract Provisions
- Dormant Commerce Clause: a Potential Brake on State Antitrust Legislation