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Innovation Markets and Automatic Transmissions: A Shift in the Wrong Direction?

Few can doubt that innovation is important to the antitrust laws. At the same time, the relationship between innovation and the competitive processes protected by the antitrust laws, though the object of much study, is not well understood. Indeed, the relationship between competition policy and innovation has frequently shifted as developments occur in research into correlations between firm size and innovativeness and with movements in the relative success of the United States in technology markets.