In the 1970s, Members of the Law and Economics Program

question 43

Multiple Choice

In the 1970s, members of the Law and Economics program at the University of Chicago argued that

• A) per se rules should be adopted by the Supreme Court and used to decide antitrust cases.
• B) large firms should always be broken up in order to encourage competition.
• C) large market shares may be due to efficient management or innovation.
• D) courts should "get out of the antitrust business".

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