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Restraint of Trade: Does Manipulation of LIBOR Fall Within the Sherman Act’s Definition of “Trade”? A Question of First Principles
November 01, 2012
J. Douglas Richards & Michael B. Eisenkraft
CPI Antitrust Chronicle
, Nov. 2012 (2)
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J. Douglas Richards
Michael B. Eisenkraft
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