Keywords
anti trust
Abstract
“It is true that there are some cases in which the courts, mistaking . . . the proper limits of the relaxation of the rules for determining the unreasonableness of restraints of trade, have set sail on a sea of doubt . . . .” William Howard Taft1 “Without further elaboration, reasonableness is too vague a standard to guide the businessman’s actions or the judge’s discretion. Such openness is a mixed blessing. Unbounded by technical limitations, it reaches every evil. But unless disciplined by the purposes of antitrust laws, it is a vagrant standard.” Phillip E. Areeda2
Recommended Citation
Jesse W. Markham Jr.,
Sailing A Sea Of Doubt: A Critique Of The Rule Of Reason In U.S. Antitrust Law,
17 Fordham J. Corp. & Fin. L. 591
(2012).
Available at: https://ir.lawnet.fordham.edu/jcfl/vol17/iss3/1