While I agree that the plain language and legislative history of the antitrust laws are an unambiguous prescription in favor of competition and against monopoly--and, frankly, should be flexible enough for the modern economy--it is abundantly clear that they are not.
Nadler discusses the inadequacy of current antitrust laws in addressing monopolies.
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