In this pioneering work, Kales explores the legal implications of business contracts and agreements that restrict free competition. He examines the history of anti-trust legislation and its impact on the economy, and provides practical guidance for lawyers and businesspeople seeking to understand the complexities of this area of law. This book remains an essential resource for anyone interested in the legal and economic forces that shape the business world.

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