Mayer, David
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FED chairman Alan Greenspan has said that antitrust laws "have led to the condemnation of the productive and efficient members of
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our society because they are productive and efficient." Dr. Mayer traces the premises of antitrust law to principles that are feudal, monarchical, and paternalistic -- and inapplicable to American society --and demonstrates how the courts have applied the antitrust laws to punish achievement.
About the Author
Since 1994, David Mayer has been Professor of Law at Capital University in Columbus, Ohio -- teaching courses in Constitutional History, Copyright Law, and Unfair Trade Practices. He is the author of
The Constitutional Thought of Thomas Jefferson, as well as numerous articles and essays.
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