Antitrust 101: Chicago Board of Trade v. US, 246 US 231 (1918)

from Antitrust 101 · host Gwendolyn Lindsay Cooley

What are the origins of the Rule of Reason? This is one of the cases that created full employment for the antitrust bar. Join host Gwendolyn Lindsay Cooley and student contest winner Johannes Alvarez-Rivero for their insights on why after-market bid restrictions are one of the first to be booted out from under the Sherman Act for their reasonableness.

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