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A Critique of
Neoclassical and Austrian Monopoly Theory By D. T. Armentano |
In this classic article originally written in 1978, Armentano (1) reviews the traditional Neoclassical theory, (2) illustrates the various problems with that theory from the perspectives of Mises, Kirzner, and Rothbard, and (3) provides his own insights on the problem of monopoly theory as it now exists. (12 pages, 1978, republished in 2005 by the Mises Institute.) |
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Interest Groups and
the Antitrust Paradox By Bruce Benson, M. L. Greenhut, and Randall Holcombe |
16 pages, 1987 |
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The
Microsoft Corporation in Collision with Antitrust Law By William Anderson, Christopher Westley, Ilana Mercer, Walter Block, Thomas DiLorenzo |
9 pages, 2001 |
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By Robert Tollison |
This link also includes a comment by D. T. Armentano. (18 pages, 1985) |
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Efficiency,
Liberty, and Antitrust Policy By D. T. Armentano |
This article is a comment on Tollison’s article in the same issue of the Cato Journal. The link is to both article – Armentano’s running directly after Tollison’s in the same file. After showing the impossibility of the standard neoclassical approach to antitrust policy, Armentano’s part includes a short explanation of an alternative neoclassical approach and then puts for a “plan coordination” theory of efficiency that reconciles liberty and efficiency in antitrust policy. (9 pages, 1985) |
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Competition,
Regulation, and the Market Process: An “Austrian” Perspective By Israel Kirzner |
This is a general critique of government regulatory processes that thwart the discovery process inherent in a market economy. Toward the end of the article there is a good explanation of how antitrust type regulatory efforts can do damage to the competitive process. (10 pages, 1982) |
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Anti-trust is
Anti-competitive By Ninos Malek |
3 pages, 2004 |
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The
Irresistable Force of Market Competition By Israel Kirzner |
4 pages, 2000 |
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The
Monopoly Nonproblem: Taking Price Discrimination
Seriously By Stephen Shmanske |
13 pages, 2006 |
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By Timothy Terrell |
This article is actually a book review of a recent book written by Stan J. Liebowitz and Stephen E. Margolis. (3 pages, 1999) |
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Cartels
as Efficient Market Structures By Pascal Salin |
13 pages, 1996 |
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By William Anderson |
3 pages, 2001 |
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Total
Repeal of Antitrust Legislation: A Critique of Bork, Brozen, and Posner By Walter Block |
81 pages, 1994 |
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Austrian
Monopoly Theory: A Critique By Walter Block |
9 pages, 1977 |
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By D. T. Armentano |
This piece is a Mises Institute interview with Armentano regarding his vast research on antitrust policy. (5 pages, 1998) |