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Bundling as Exclusionary Pricing to Maintain Monopoly

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Posted by D. Daniel Sokol Jonathan Rubin (Patton Boggs) offers some strong recommendations in his piece Bundling as Exclusionary Pricing to Maintain Monopoly. ABSTRACT: A controversy in antitrust policy is raging over two principal and competing approaches to liability rules...

Full post as published by AntitrustProf Blog on June 17, 2008 (boomark / email).

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