VOLUME I Introduction PART I Historical Perspective Chapter 1 Historical perspective: an introduction Chapter 2 Did Shennan want to break the trusts? Chapter 3 Antitrust past-present-future Chapter 4 The first Sherman Act case: Jellico Mountain Coal, 1891 Chapter 5 The good and bad trust dichotomy: a short history of a legal idea Chapter 6 Economists and antitrust: the circular road Chapter 7 Section 7 and the evolving role of economics Chapter 8 Toward a merger policy that maximizes consumer welfare: enforcement by careful analysis, not by the numbers Chapter 9 The Reagan Revolution Chapter 10 Directions for antitrust enforcement at the Department of Justice Chapter 11 Merger enforcement: out of the courtroom after 75 years Chapter 12 Economic and political foundations of section 7 enforcement in the 1980's Chapter 13 Has antitrust outgrown dual enforcement? A proposal for rationalization Chapter 14 The Justice Department and the antitrust laws: law enforcer or regulator? Chapter 15 Cycles of antitrust zeal: predictability? Chapter 16 The Sherman Act and the economic power problem
