Bargaining theory hangs over AT&T/Time Warner

Pallavi Guniganti

01 May 2018

Credit: iStock / scyther5

Counsel defending the AT&T/Time Warner deal have derided bargaining theory as of merely academic interest, although the Department of Justice has previously used it successfully in Washington, DC, federal court.

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