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The antitrust paradox
The antitrust paradox by Robert H. Bork has been mentioned in 3 episodes across 3 podcasts (0 episodes recommend it and 3 episodes discuss it), through . Most frequently brought up by Emily Jashinsky (1 episode), Nick DiPaolo (1 episode) and Russ Roberts (1 episode) on Breaking Points (1 episode), EconTalk (1 episode) and The Joe Rogan Experience (1 episode).
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What she said on Hasan's show is one of the reasons conservatives don't like her, as Rachel Bard has talked about, is that the consumer welfare standard of Robert Bork was gospel on the right for a long time.
Questions about The antitrust paradox by Robert H. Bork
Who has discussed The antitrust paradox by Robert H. Bork on podcasts?
No speaker in our archive has explicitly recommended The antitrust paradox by Robert H. Bork; Emily Jashinsky (1 episode), Nick DiPaolo (1 episode) and Russ Roberts (1 episode) have discussed it across 3 podcasts (3 people in all).
Which podcasts mention The antitrust paradox the most?
Breaking Points (1 episode), EconTalk (1 episode) and The Joe Rogan Experience (1 episode).
Is The antitrust paradox recommended, or only discussed?
The antitrust paradox by Robert H. Bork was recommended in 0 episodes and discussed without a recommendation in 3 episodes, as of 2024-12-11.
What do people say about The antitrust paradox?
Emily Jashinsky on Breaking Points (2024-12-11): "What she said on Hasan's show is one of the reasons conservatives don't like her, as Rachel Bard has talked about, is that the consumer welfare standard of Robert Bork was gospel on the right for a long time."
When was The antitrust paradox last mentioned on a podcast?
The antitrust paradox by Robert H. Bork was last discussed on Breaking Points by Emily Jashinsky on 2024-12-11.
The best things said about it
So this raises the question the the heinous criminals of that tried to change antitrust during the 1970s and 80s like robert bork his book the anti-trust paradox what was his standard for the anti the post merger industry structure.
Well I did it when I was living in La I read uh Robert bour judge bork's book you know and uh it it to me it crystallized a lot of [ __ ] that I was thinking that I go oh my God all this is and but I was living in La at the time.
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Why people recommend it
The Antitrust Paradox by Robert H. Bork is a foundational legal and economic text that argues traditional antitrust laws have often harmed consumers by penalizing efficiency rather than actual monopolistic practices. The book's thesis centers heavily on the consumer welfare standard, which became a cornerstone of modern conservative jurisprudence. The book was examined on the Breaking Points podcast in December 2024 during an episode titled Trump OUSTS Lina Khan As FTC Chair, where host Emily Jashinsky discussed how modern criticisms of figures like Lina Khan stem from the enduring influence of Bork's consumer welfare standard on the political right. On EconTalk in April 2022, host Russ Roberts mentioned the book during a conversation with Michael Munger, reflecting on the sweeping changes brought to antitrust policy during the 1970s and 1980s under Bork's influence. Additionally, comedian Nick DiPaolo discussed the book on The Joe Rogan Experience in February 2017, recalling that reading Bork's work while living in Los Angeles helped crystallize his personal worldview and perspective on economics.
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Emily Jashinsky What she said on Hasan's show is one of the reasons conservatives don't like her, as Rachel Bard has talked… 1
“What she said on Hasan's show is one of the reasons conservatives don't like her, as Rachel Bard has talked about, is that the consumer welfare standard of Robert Bork was gospel on the right for a long time.”
Nick DiPaolo well I did it when I was living in La I read uh Robert bour judge bork's book you know and uh it it to me i… 1
“well I did it when I was living in La I read uh Robert bour judge bork's book you know and uh it it to me it crystallized a lot of [ __ ] that I was thinking that I go oh my God all this is and but I was living in La at the time”
Russ Roberts so this raises the question the the heinous criminals of that tried to change antitrust during the 1970s an… 1
“so this raises the question the the heinous criminals of that tried to change antitrust during the 1970s and 80s like robert bork his book the anti-trust paradox what was his standard for the anti the post merger industry structure”