Constitutional Constraints on Federal Antitrust Law

America’s antitrust laws have long held a special status in the federal statutory hierarchy. The courts have taken into account such interests in limiting the reach of antitrust. Whether they have struck an appropriate balance, however, is a matter of significant debate.

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