The Modernization of Antitrust: A New Equilibrium

Eleanor M. Fox

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Abstract Antitrust law is in search of a new equilibrium. It is torn between claims that it should limit the power of large corporations and claims that it should increase the efficiency of American business. Regard for efficiency is in the ascendancy. Antitrust emerged from the 1960s as a philosophy and body of law reflecting American political democracy.

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