PrefaceTable of CasesTable of StatutesIntroduction. Common Law Antecedents of the Sherman ActChapter I. The First 25 Years Under the Sherman Act: 1890 to 1914A. Jurisdiction and Scope of the ActB. Horizontal Combinations in Restraint of TradeC. Monopolization and MergerD. Vertical Restraints of Trade—Resale Price MaintenanceE. Adoption of the Clayton and Federal Trade Commission ActsChapter II. The Rule of Reason Period: 1915 to 1939A. Cases Giving Definition to the Rule of ReasonB. The Trade Association CasesC. The Interplay Between Patents and Antitrust LawD. Testing the Limits of the Rule of ReasonChapter III. The Per Se Rule and Focus on Market Structure: 1940 to 1974A. Horizontal Combinations in Restraint of TradeB. MonopolizationC. Vertical Arrangements Perceived as Exclusionary—Tying and Exclusive DealingD. Dealing with DealersE. MergersChapter IV. The Modern Development of Antitrust Law: Since 1975A. The Transition CasesB. The Emergence of the Rule of Reason in Section 1 CasesC. The Continuing Concern About Exclusionary ConductD. Merger Review: Antitrust as an Administrative ProcessE. What Should We Do About Platform Firms?F. The Interplay Between Regulation and the Antitrust LawsG. Applying Antitrust Law to Conduct That Crosses National BordersH. The Foreseeable Future of Antitrust LawIndex