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The Market Power Model of Contract Formation: How Outmoded Economic Theory Still Distorts Antitrust Doctrine
Transaction cost economics ("TCE") has radically altered industrial organization's explanation for so-called "non-standard contracts, "including "exclusionary" agreements that exclude rivals from access to inputs or customers. According to TCE, such integration usually reduces transaction costs with
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