Discusses the major cases from Pitofsky's Antitrust casebook. Each casebrief includes an explanation of the facts of the case, issues, holdings, and judge's rationale. This title includes cases about to the objectives of antitrust law, the institutional framework of policy, market structure and a first look at the problem of monopoly power, competitor collaboration in price fixing and division of markets, group refusals to deal and joint ventures, market concentration and conspiracy, vertical distribution restrictions, additional limitations on a single firm exercising market power, mergers, some limits on the reach of antitrust, and price discrimination.