Sullivan and Grimes' The Law of Antitrust: An Integrated Handbook offers detailed and comprehensive treatment of basic rules, principles, and issues relating to antitrust law to meet the needs of both students and practitioners for treatment of major antitrust areas. The authors address new areas, treat a number of areas more fully, and thoroughly reassess core concepts like monopolization and horizontal and vertical restraint. Coverage includes: Antitrust and the market mechanism Market effects and measurement in antitrust enforcement Price predation Horizontal, intrabrand, distribution, and foreclosure restraints Horizontal and conglomerate vertical mergers and the merger enforcement mechanism Joint ventures Antitrust and competition policy in regulated markets Antitrust and intellectual property Government and private enforcement Antitrust in global markets