Letter of Resignation
The President
The White House
Washington, DC 20500
Dear Mr. President:
By this letter, I tender my resignation as Commissioner of the Federal Trade Commission, effective August 1, 2003.
It has
The FTC and Class Actions
I. Introduction.
Thank you for giving me the opportunity to explain why the Commission has a compelling interest in class action issues, what our concerns are and how we are addressing them.
The first
"Antitrust in a Technology Economy: What's New and What's Not."
The FTC's Use of Unfairness Authority: Its Rise, Fall, and Resurrection
I. Introduction
This paper outlines the important role the FTC's unfairness authority can and should play in fashioning consumer protection policy. First, I will discuss the rise, fall, and
Private Participation in the Enforcement of Public Competition Laws
William E. Kovacic
General Counsel
U.S. Federal Trade Commission
British Institution of International & Comparative Law
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Special Challenges for Antitrust in Health Care
The Modern Evolution of U.S. Competition Policy Enforcement Norms
Combating Deceptive Advertising - The Role of Advertisers, the Media, and the FTC
Introduction
It is a pleasure to be here today to discuss one aspect of "Aggressive Advertising and the Law" - combating deceptive advertising. Let me start by mentioning that my remarks this
The Dialogue Between Students of Business and Students of Antitrust
Toward a Domestic Competition Network
Extraterritoriality, Institutions, and Convergence in International Competition Policy
Report from the Bureau of Competition
A Structured Outline for the Analysis of Horizontal Agreements
Hot Topics in Economics: Using New Economic Arguments and Evidence in Antitrust Investigations and Litigation
Do the Right Thing (Apologies to Spike Lee)
*This speech reflects the views of Chairman Muris, not necessarily those of the Commission or of any other Commissioner.
I was asked to speak about the FTC's efforts to stop deceptive weigh loss
Remarks
A. INTRODUCTORY REMARKS
I'm delighted to have this opportunity to address the New York State Bar Association on a number of antitrust subjects that have kept the Federal Trade Commission very busy in
Allies In A Common Cause
Improving the Economic Foundations of Competition Policy
* This speech reflects the views of Chairman Muris and not necessarily those of the Commission or of any other Commissioner.
Introduction
I am delighted to speak at a symposium dedicated to my teacher
Realizing the Potential of the Global Digital Revolution
General Opening
Aloha and good morning. Thank you, Mr. Sam Young Suh. It is good to see again and thank our conference chair, Dick Beaird. And, certainly, we thank our hosts here in beautiful Hawaii.