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Robert Bork's Legacy: Tying Behavior Ruling Could Impact Antitrust Laws

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Robert Bork’s Contributions to Antitrust Perspectives on Tying Behavior
Dennis W. Carlton, Michael Waldman

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Robert Bork believed that tying products together couldn't unfairly dominate markets. This paper looks at his ideas and how they compare to newer theories. It also discusses his thoughts on tying in the Microsoft case.