Sports Leagues
In this issue: Sports and Antitrust Gregory Curtner, Atleen Kaur, Robert Wierenga, May 28, 2009 The BCS: Antitrust Goes Bowling? But, is the BCS an antitrust violation? Or, alternatively, does the BCS result in anticompetitive harm that requires legislation to remedy? Andrew Zimbalist, May 27, 2009 Assessing the Antitrust Case Against the Bowl Championship Series […]
In this issue: We’re taking a look at two pivotal cases. The Supreme Court’s American Needle case (involving the National Football League) could determine when a joint venture should be regarded, for antitrust purposes, as a single economic entity—creating an impact far beyond just sports leagues. Our three authors frame the arguments. And the Second […]
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