Should American Antitrust Laws Protect Only American Consumers?

Antitrust Laws: the Nurse Wages Antitrust Litigation

Promover el bilingüismo: American children should learn Spanish, and so should American child psychiatrists.

T he central purpose of this Translation is to articulate the evidence from a range of scholarly disciplines for the importance of promoting bilingualism, particularly SpanishEnglish bilingualism, among American children. A parallel— but related—aim of this piece is to argue for the clinical and public health importance of promoting Spanish proficiency (and, hence, Spanish-English bilingualism)...

Antitrust Formalism Is Dead! Long Live Antitrust Formalism! Some Implications of American Needle v. NFL

Introduction Few cases before the Supreme Court have been preceded by so many rival interpretations and grand predictions—from the death of modern antitrust policy to the end of professional football1—as American Needle v. National Football League.2 The Court’s decision reversed the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit, which had held that with regard to licensing NFL intellectual prop...

- 2 - Vertical Antitrust Policy as a Problem of Inference : the Response of the American Antitrust Institute

Vertical Antitrust Policy as a Problem of Inference: The Response of the American Antitrust Institute Authors: William S. Comanor, F. M. Scherer, and Robert L. Steiner This paper offers a critique of a recent paper on vertical restraints by four Federal Trade Commission staff members. The FTC staff based much of their analysis on a survey of 22 previously published case studies. We argue that t...

Noodle consumption patterns of American consumers: NHANES 2001-2002

Although noodles occupy an important place in the dietary lives of Americans, up until the present time research and in-depth data on the noodle consumption patterns of the US population have been very limited. Therefore, this study aimed to analyze the food consumption and diet patterns of noodle consumers and non-consumers according to age, gender, income, and ethnicity. The 2001-2002 NHANES ...