Expert Testimony by Economists: What Makes it Effective?

Hendrik S. Houthakker

Economic Analysis in Antitrust Litigation Support: The Federal Trade Commission's 1986 Challenge to the Proposed Merger of Coca-Cola and Dr Pepper

Lawrence J. White

Research, Pure and Impure: Their Economies of Scope

William J. Baumol

An Econometric Analysis of the Factors Affecting the Retail Price of Instant Coffee

Ronald Bewley

Market Power and Vertical Restraints in Retailing Private and an Analysis of FTC v Toys ``R' US

Dennis W. Carlton

Hal S. Sider

The Role of the Expert Witness in Tru-tone v Festival Records: Further Progress to the Recognition of Cluster Markets Down Under

Philip L. Williams

Statistical Evidence in Discrimination Cases

Joseph L. Gastwirth

Economic Consulting, Fire Fighting and Similar Adventures

F.M. Scherer

The Economist as an Expert in Discrimination Cases: The Elegance of Microeconomic Theory

Edward Lazear

An Analysis of Price-fixing Claims and Economic Damages in the Matter of the Plaintiffs v. Mr. Darbis' Widgets

Robert L. Basmann

Dale E. Boisso

Antitrust and Labor Markets in Professional Sports

Roger G. Noll

Causes and Consequences of Expert Disagreement: Methodological Lessons from the U.S. v. AT&T Debate

C.A. Knox Lovell

Robin C. Sickles

Inducements to Advocacy: The Economist as Independent Expert

Jeffrey K. MacKie-Mason

Richard A. Pfau

Statistical Sampling and Analysis in Litigation