11th Annual Conference Symposium Issue: Oregon Law Review Volume 89, Number 3, 2011

The Oregon Law Review Volume 89, Number 3, 2011 is the symposium issue from AAI’s 11th Annual Conference: Are the Boundaries Between Public and Private in Transition?  Click on an article to download.

An Introduction to the American Antitrust Institute’s 11th Annual National Conference: Are the Boundaries Between Public and Private in Transition?
Albert A. Foer

Antitrust Immunities
Christine A. Varney

Standardization and Markets: Just Exactly Who Is the Government, and Why Should Antitrust Care?
Chris Sagers

The Affordable Care Act and Competition Policy: Antidote or Placebo?
Thomas L. Greaney

The Provider Monopoly Problem in Health Care
Clark C. Havighurst and Barak D. Richman

Market Allocation in the Health Insurance Industry and the McCarran-Ferguson Act
Randy Stutz

Competition and Regulation in the Insurance Sector: Reassessing the McCarran-Ferguson Act
Susan Beth Farmer

The Dodd-Frank Act: A Flawed and Inadequate Response to the Too-Big-to-Fail Problem
Arthur E. Wilmarth, Jr.

Replacing Antitrust Exemptions for Transportation Industries: The Potential for a “Robust Business Review Clearance”
Peter C. Carstensen

Mission, Structure, and Governance in Future Electric Markets: Some Observations
Peter Fox-Penner and Heidi Bishop