January 1992
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Antitrust Law Journal
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... 206 The court balked at the suggestion of holding defendants to a demanding standard in proving their entry defense, explaining-apparently without irony-that to require such a "degree of clairvoyance" would be "alien" to Section 7. 207 The tendency of courts of the 1980s and early 90s to uncritically accept entry defenses did not go unnoticed or uncriticized. 208 Changes to the Hori-zontal Merger Guidelines have helped to correct this flawed approach by injecting a bit more rigor into the analysis of defensive time travel theories. 209 But palpable differences in difficulty of proof remain between offensive and defensive implications of time travel. ...
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January 1992
Antitrust Law Journal