The contemporary antitrust landscape is heavily influenced by the Consumer Welfare Standard (CWS), a normative framework that has garnered criticism for its narrow approach to assessing corporate behavior. Mark Glick, Gabriel Lozada, and Darren Bush elucidate the historical context and evolution of the CWS in their discourse. Initially developed as a guiding principle for antitrust...
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