Whither “Neo-Brandeisian” Antitrust Enforcement: A Candid Conversation with Jonathan Kanter

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Introduction

00:00 • 3min

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I've Known Jonathan Cantor for a Long Time.

03:06 • 4min

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The Purpose of Antitrust Law Is to Promote Competition

07:18 • 1min

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Antitrust Laws - Is There a Consumer Welfare Standard?

08:28 • 3min

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The First Principles of Antitrust

11:04 • 2min

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The Root of Consumer Welfare From Judge Bork

12:52 • 2min

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What's the Rule of Law?

14:40 • 2min

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The Antitrust Laws Are About Protecting Competition

16:37 • 3min

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What's the Role of Economists in Antitrust?

19:46 • 3min

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The Beauty of Market Economy Is That You Don't Know What You're Going to Get

23:16 • 4min

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How Large Does Sample After How Many Losses Before We Have This?

27:03 • 3min

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Antitrust Enforcement - I Could Never Shut Him Up.

29:41 • 3min

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Antitrust Enforcement

32:56 • 2min

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Do You Have a Hard Road to Hold When Dealing Non-Horizontal Mergers?

35:21 • 1min

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Is the Fix a Fix?

36:50 • 3min

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Restructuring

39:36 • 3min

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Is There Some Notion That You're Inherently Suspect of Divestitures?

42:11 • 2min

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Are Americans Happy With Their Drug Prices?

43:42 • 2min

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Competition and Property Rights - I'm Not Carrying Their Water

45:29 • 2min

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Is a Merger a Good Idea?

47:06 • 5min

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Is Competition Threatening the Competition?

52:15 • 2min

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Do You Think the Antitrust Guidelines Will Apply to Private Equity Deals?

54:29 • 2min

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Are We Vitalizing Section 8 of the Clayton Act?

56:47 • 2min

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Antitrust Needs in Competition

59:08 • 1min

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Is Section 2 a Felony?

01:00:33 • 3min

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Is Section 2 of the Sherman Act a Crime?

01:03:43 • 2min

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Is Section 2 of the Sherman Act Subject to Criminal Penalties?

01:05:32 • 3min