Skip to the content

Search for:

Truth on the Market

Search for:

The Latest
Series
Authors
About

Symposia Truth on the Market's digital symposia invite contributions from diverse scholars to weigh in on emerging topics in competition and innovation.

Antitrust at the Agencies Roundup ICLE Senior Scholar and former FTC Attorney Advisor Daniel J. Gilman's roundup of developments in competition enforcement.

Telecom Hootenanny ICLE Senior Scholar Eric Fruits' periodic update on the latest in telecommunications law and regulation.

Global Voices Forum An ongoing series in which invited Truth on the Market guests offer commentary on emerging competition and regulatory challenges in various markets around the world.

Business as Usual An ongoing series in which invited Truth on the Market guests from the worlds of business, finance, and investment bring their perspectives on how antitrust influences their strategic decisions.

Disclosures
Contact

AALS Exercises Its Market Power

By: Joshua D. Wright

September 29, 2009

Cite this Article

Joshua D. Wright, AALS Exercises Its Market Power, Truth on the Market (September 29, 2009), https://truthonthemarket.com/2009/09/29/aals-exercises-its-market-power/

Professor Bainbridge reports. Hmmm….Possible market power, deceptive conduct, and increase in prices?

Just saying.

Share this:

Twitter
Facebook
LinkedIn
Reddit
Email
Print

About the Author

Joshua D. Wright

Joshua D. Wright is founding partner of Lodestar Law & Economics and a former member of the Federal Trade Commission (FTC).

Tagged Topics

Antitrust

Read Next

Chris DeMuth Jr: Perspectives on Antitrust from Financial Markets and Venture Capital

Chris DeMuth Jr. Apr 09, 2024

The Future of the DMA: Judge Dredd or Juror 8?

Dirk Auer Apr 08, 2024

Antitrust at the Agencies Roundup: The Supply Chain, Part Deux

Daniel J. Gilman Mar 29, 2024

US v. Apple Lawsuit Has Big Implications for Competition and Innovation

Alden Abbott Mar 22, 2024

Post navigation

← Tragedies of the Gridlock Economy at George Mason University Information Economy Project

A bright spot in the bleak financial industry regulatory firmament →

Get Notified When New Articles Drop

Email Address

RSS

The Latest
Series
Authors
About

We are a group of scholars, law professors, and/or economists who teach and write in the business law area, broadly defined, and including especially antitrust, industrial organization, and technology regulation.

© 2024 Truth on the Market. All Rights Reserved.