Oliver Williamson has made fundamental contributions in the antitrust economics, going back to 1966, when he was a special economic assistant attorney general for antitrust assistant in the Department of Justice. Williamson was ahead of his time. In subsequent years, antimonopoly legislation was followed in the direction of the intended Williamson. "Hide
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