How Both the Chicago School and Ordoliberalism Softened on Big Businesses
Abstract
In new research, Ryan Stones revisits the alleged disagreement between two influential schools of antitrust on how to handle big businesses. Instead of finding contrasting policy recommendations, he highlights a strikingly similar relaxation of attitudes toward enforcement in the Chicago School and Ordoliberalism in the post-war periodSimilar works
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This paper was published in City Research Online.
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