Sentence examples for test of antitrust from inspiring English sources

So Microsoft's decision to incorporate its browser in Windows and to prohibit manufacturers from substituting anyone else's browser was designed not to benefit consumers, the ultimate test of antitrust doctrine, but to insulate Windows from competitive challenge.

McCabe says that the proposed merger appears to fail at least one traditional test of antitrust law, by creating a company that controls more than one-third of a given market--in this case, the market for high-quality biomedical journals.

They say "this case provides an important test of how antitrust law and remedies should be applied in the 'new economy' " and add that conduct remedies "would be the least disruptive of all the options" but are also "the least likely to remedy the core problem".

Even before they are asked for a pound of flesh in exchange for the Feds' blessing, Comcast and NBCU will have to overcome the pressure on the Obama administration to make this merger a litmus test for antitrust activism going forward.

The day was a milestone in the four-year-old case, often described as a landmark test of whether the antitrust laws of an industrial era can effectively protect competition in the fast-mutating world of high technology.

The deal was closely watched since it represented the first major test of China's antitrust law, which came into force on August 1, 2008.

(Note: In recent years, the Supreme Court has adopted a more flexible approach to the issue or vertical price fixing, adopting a "rule of reason" test, but it remains a central area of antitrust policy).

In 2007 a committee of antitrust experts appointed by the American government proposed a test for whether bundling is predatory.

There are rumblings of antitrust reviews.

"This clearly runs afoul of antitrust law".

The insurance industry also has big problems with the lack of antitrust scrutiny, and the lack of mandatory reviews by antitrust agencies over the ACOs.