Misconceptions, Misdirections, and Mistakes

Authors

Franklin M. Fisher
Daniel L. Rubinfeld, New York University School of LawFollow

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The chapter by David S. Evans and Richard L. Schmalensee is probably the most coherent version of the Microsoft defense that has yet been produced. That does not mean that it is right, however. Indeed, it is filled with misconceptions, misdirection, and mistakes. Space does not permit a complete discussion, so we comment on a few major points, some of which we discussed at greater length in chapter 1.

First Page

87

Source Publication

Did Microsoft Harm Consumers? Two Opposing Views

Source Editors/Authors

David S. Evans, Franklin M. Fisher, Daniel L. Rubinfeld, Richard L. Schmalensee

Publication Date

2000

Publisher

AEI-Brookings Joint Center for Regulatory Studies

Recommended Citation

Franklin M. Fisher & Daniel L. Rubinfeld, Misconceptions, Misdirections, and Mistakes, Did Microsoft Harm Consumers? Two Opposing Views 87 (2000).
Available at: https://gretchen.law.nyu.edu/fac-chapt/1845