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The Chicago School and exclusionary conduct.

One panel is not remotely enough to discuss Robert Bork's contributions to antitrust, or even a small portion of his magnum opus, The Antitrust Paradox. (1) The essayists on this panel have carved off just a few slices. Mine is exclusionary practices-predatory pricing, refusals to deal, tying, and many related practices that are said to make entry difficult and thus reduce the number of rivals. This is a subject on which much of what was deemed outre when Bork wrote is now settled doctrine at the Supreme Court and the normal way of thinking at the Antitrust Division and FTC. When Bob Bork was a nominee for Solicitor General, Senators insisted that he promise not to impose his ...

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