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- Abstract
Using the instrument of antitrust law against software companies like Microsoft makes no sense, until one considers the alternatives.
About the Author
Peter W. Huber is a senior fellow of the Manhattan Institute. His contributions to COMMENTARY include “Telecom Undone—A Cautionary Tale” (January 2003), “Guns, Tobacco, Big Macs—and the Courts” (June 1999), and, with Mark P. Mills, “Getting Over Oil” (September 2005).
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