A Long Time Coming–United States Supreme Court adopts the ‘Rule of Reason’ Test for Vertical Maximum Price Fixing Cases in State Oil v. Khan

Jarod Gonzalez

A Long Time Coming–United States Supreme Court adopts the ‘Rule of Reason’ Test for Vertical Maximum Price Fixing Cases in State Oil v. Khan

Jarod Gonzalez

School of Law

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Abstract

Analyzes antitrust law cases involving vertical maximum price fixing.

Original language	English
Publisher	Oklahoma Law Review
Volume	52
State	Published - 1999

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A Long Time Coming–United States Supreme Court adopts the ‘Rule of Reason’ Test for Vertical Maximum Price Fixing Cases in State Oil v. Khan

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