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Economic Doctrines and Approaches to Antitrust

Friday, January 28, 201109:00 AM to 10:30 AM EST
Jenner & Block1099 New York Avenue NWSuite 900 Washington District Of Columbia, 20001-4412

Event Summary

There is considerable disagreement on optimal antitrust policy both within the United States and between the United States and some other nations and regions. These fundamental disagreements over the right approach to competition don’t stem principally from politics, rather they stem from doctrine – the overarching view of antitrust held by regulators and other policy makers. In the report, Economic Doctrines and Approaches to Antitrust, ITIF examines the four principle antitrust doctrines, how they influence approaches to and positions on antitrust including on particular antitrust issues (e.g., monopoly, collusion, pricing, and mergers) and how the field of antitrust can move forward to better cope with the challenges of the 21st century, innovation-based global economy.

Speakers

Robert D.
Robert D. Atkinson@RobAtkinsonITIF
President
Information Technology and Innovation Foundation
Seth
Seth Bloom@sethbloomdc?lang=en
President and Founder
Bloom Strategic Counsel
Respondent
Joseph
Joseph Farrell
Director of the Bureau of Economics
Federal Trade Commission
Janet L.
Janet L. McDavid
Partner
Hogan Lovells
Respondent
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