General equilibrium in vertical market structures: monopoly, monopsony, predatory behavior and the law
General equilibrium in vertical market structures: monopoly, monopsony, predatory behavior and the law
General equilibrium in vertical market structures: monopoly, monopsony, predatory behavior and the law
General equilibrium in vertical market structures: monopoly, monopsony, predatory behavior and the law
General equilibrium in vertical market structures: monopoly, monopsony, predatory behavior and the law
Monopoly, Mercantilism, and Intellectual Property
Within intellectual property, Darcy v. Allen and the Statute of Monopolies are frequently, almost reflexively, invoked as establishing a baseline norm of economic freedom from which governments depart when they grant exclusive rights to deal in any trade or article of commerce. Against this free-market backdrop, all such grants are suspect, and onl...
Monopoly, Mercantilism, and Intellectual Property
Within intellectual property, Darcy v. Allen and the Statute of Monopolies are frequently, almost reflexively, invoked as establishing a baseline norm of economic freedom from which governments depart when they grant exclusive rights to deal in any trade or article of commerce. Against this free-market backdrop, all such grants are suspect, and onl...
Monopoly, Mercantilism, and Intellectual Property
Within intellectual property, Darcy v. Allen and the Statute of Monopolies are frequently, almost reflexively, invoked as establishing a baseline norm of economic freedom from which governments depart when they grant exclusive rights to deal in any trade or article of commerce. Against this free-market backdrop, all such grants are suspect, and onl...
Monopoly, Mercantilism, and Intellectual Property
Within intellectual property, Darcy v. Allen and the Statute of Monopolies are frequently, almost reflexively, invoked as establishing a baseline norm of economic freedom from which governments depart when they grant exclusive rights to deal in any trade or article of commerce. Against this free-market backdrop, all such grants are suspect, and onl...
Monopoly, Mercantilism, and Intellectual Property
Within intellectual property, Darcy v. Allen and the Statute of Monopolies are frequently, almost reflexively, invoked as establishing a baseline norm of economic freedom from which governments depart when they grant exclusive rights to deal in any trade or article of commerce. Against this free-market backdrop, all such grants are suspect, and onl...
