Antitrust enforcement can hinder economic growth from "summary" of The Antitrust Paradox by Robert Bork
The idea that antitrust enforcement can impede economic growth is a key theme in discussions surrounding antitrust policy. Proponents of this view argue that aggressive antitrust enforcement can harm consumers and businesses by restricting competition and innovation. This perspective suggests that antitrust laws should focus more on protecting consumers from harm rather than promoting economic efficiency.
Critics of aggressive antitrust enforcement point to several potential negative consequences. For example, they argue that overly restrictive antitrust policies can deter companies from engaging in pro-competi...
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