Antitrust & Trade Reg.
Jun. 17, 2009
DOJ Official Tones Down Antitrust Rhetoric
The Justice Department's antitrust division's chief economist dialed back expectations Tuesday on how aggressively it will police companies that dominate their markets.
By Robert Iafolla
Daily Journal Staff Writer WASHINGTON - In an apparent attempt to quell anxiety over the Justice Department's antitrust plans, the antitrust division's chief economist dialed back expectations Tuesday on how aggressively it will police companies that dominate their markets. Carl Shapiro, the deputy assistant attorney general for economics, called the concerns about ramped up antitrust enforcement "a little blown out of proportion...
Daily Journal Staff Writer WASHINGTON - In an apparent attempt to quell anxiety over the Justice Department's antitrust plans, the antitrust division's chief economist dialed back expectations Tuesday on how aggressively it will police companies that dominate their markets. Carl Shapiro, the deputy assistant attorney general for economics, called the concerns about ramped up antitrust enforcement "a little blown out of proportion...
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