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FTC Chief Andrew Ferguson on the Trump Vision for Antitrust

Odd Lots

CHAPTER

The Evolution of Antitrust Laws in America

This chapter traces the history and evolution of antitrust laws in the United States, starting from the Sherman Act of 1890 to recent developments under various administrations. It highlights the shifting interpretations of consumer welfare standards and the ideological debates surrounding competition, economic growth, and government intervention. The chapter also examines the complexities of enforcing antitrust policies in the contemporary tech-driven economy, focusing on key examples and the implications of regulatory decisions.

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