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104 Harv. L. Rev. 667 (1990-1991)
Scope of Antitrust Process, The

handle is hein.journals/hlr104 and id is 685 raw text is: VOLUME 104 JANUARY 1991 NUMBER 3 HARVARD LAW REVIEW THE SCOPE OF ANTITRUST PROCESS Einer Richard Elhauge TABLE OF CONTENTS PAGE I. THE INABILITY OF FORMAL OR SUBSTANTIVE ACCOMMODATIONS TO RESOLVE THE CONFLICT UNDER THE PREVAILING PARADIGM .............................. 672 Il. EXPLAINING THE COURT'S DISTINCTION BETWEEN STATE ACTION AND PRIVATE ACTION UNDER THE PROCESS PARADIGM .................................... 682 A. Explqining Apparent Anomalies in State Action Doctrine ................... 683 B. Explaining Shifts and Trends in State Action Doctrine ..................... 691 III. EVALUATING THE PROCESS VIEW OF STATE ACTION DOCTRINE ................ 696 A. Distrusting Financially Interested Decisionmaking ......................... 697 B. Why the Power to Restrain Does Not Include the Power to Delegate Restraint Authority to Financially Interested Decisionmakers ........................ 708 C. Why Pre-Injury Process Is Required ..................................... 712 D. Does Capture Theory Render Nominal Disinterest Irrelevant? ............... 717 IV. RFLA!ED PROCESS ISSUES ................................................. 729 A. R'estraints Imposing Costs Outside Governmental Boundaries ............... 729 B. Disinterested But Unaccountable Actors .................................. 738 V. CONCLUSION ............................................................. 746