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Diversification and Market Structure

The impressive growth and diversification of major American corporations during the postwar period has raised a number of important issues for economists and regulatory and antitrust authorities. To a large extent these questions have arisen because the major concern of both antitrust law and economic analysis has been the degree of competition in individual markets. But the emerging pattern of corporate expansion is not analyzed easily within the traditional horizontal framework.