Antitrust Chronicle® – Theories of Harm
Antitrust Chronicle® June 2025 Volume 1
Dear Readers, This edition of the Chronicle gathers timely contributions, each grappling with a deceptively foundational question: What constitutes “harm” in competition law? Sean P. Sullivan opens the discussion with a probing analysis of the oft-repeated benchmark of “harm to the competitive process.” He challenges us to recognize that...
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