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Market Definition and the Identification of Market Power in Monopolization Cases: A Critique and a Proposal
Although there is agreement on the basic economic principles that should apply to monopolization cases, there is no widely accepted paradigm for market definition or the identification of market power in such cases. This contrasts with the SSNIP paradigm of the DOJ-FTC Horizontal Merger Guidelines,
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