Internet resources
Chapter 28: Government Policy Toward Business

Antitrust Case Summary Browser: This site, provided by Anthony D. Becker of St. Olaf College, provides links to summaries of major antitrust cases and related information.
Antitrust Policy: An extensive collection of information on U.S. antitrust law and cases. An online merger simulation package is also available to examine the effects of market share, own-price elasticity, and cross-price elasticities on merger outcomes.
Clayton Antitrust Act: An online abridged version of the Clayton Antitrust Act (provided by Anthony D. Becker).
Department of Justice and FTC Commission Horizontal Merger Guidelines: This document details the conditions under which the U.S. government will consider a merger to be allowable under existing antitrust law.
Federal Trade Commission: The home page of the FTC contains information on current and recent antitrust cases and interpretations of antitrust law.
"International Antitrust - An FTC Perspective": This speech, delivered by Robert Pitofsky, the Chairman of the Federal Trade Commission, examines the need for enhanced international cooperation in merger reviews involving multinational firms.
Sherman Antitrust Act (1890): The text of the first U.S. antitrust act (provided by Anthony D. Becker).
World Trade Organization: The World Trade Organization was created in 1995 to administer that GATT. The home page of this organization contains a discussion of existing and proposed international trade agreements.

Other economic resources: This page contains a set of links to economic resources that may be of interest to introductory economics students.