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Re: Re[2]: your mail

  On Thu, 3 Jul 1997, Keith D Shugarman wrote:
  
  > Indeed, I do not recall the term "unilateral effects" ever being used in 
  > J. Hogan's carefully worded and traditional opinion.
  
     My appologies if I mistated something here.  I thought the opinion was
  a ringing endorsement for the FTCs case, including its empirical evidence
  of price effects relating to competition among superstores stores (and
  not-so-super office supply retailers), which a number of experts told me
  (I thought) was based a unilateral effects economic analysis.  But perhaps
  Bob Lande or Keith can educate me a bit on the difference between a
  "traditional"  opinion and the other kind.  jl
  
  
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