Policy Statement Regarding the Scope of Unfair Methods of Competition Under Section 5 of the Federal Trade Commission Act

 FTC, here. 

Commissioner Wright Rightly Calls the Question on Section 5 Guidance

TruthOnTheMarket, here.

Defining Section 5 of the Ftc Act: The Failure of the Common Law Method and the Need for Formal Agency Guidelines

J. Rybnicek, J. Wright, here.

Interview with Joshua D. Wright, Commissioner, Federal Trade Commission

The Antitrust Source, here. 

“Problem Practices” in EU Competition Law

N. Petit, here. 

Two Barcode Resellers Settle FTC Charges That Principals Invited Competitors to Collude

Imperialvalleynews.com, here.

The Fairness Debate in the U.S.

B. Foer, here. 

The FTC at 100

R. Lande, here.

Humility, Institutional Constraints and Economic Rigor: Limiting the FTC’s Discretion

G. Manne, here.

Revisiting antitrust institutions: The case for guidelines to recalibrate the Federal Trade Commission’s section 5 unfair methods of competition authority

J. Wright, here. 

Judiciary Republicans ask FTC for clarity on competition policy (Section 5)

TheHill.com, here. 

Commissioner Wright Responds to Section 5 Symposium

Truthonthemarket.com, here. 

Section 5: Principles of Navigation

M. Ohlhausen, here. 

Commissioner Wright Moves to Advance Discussion on FTC Act Section 5

A. Murino, here. 

Parallel Exclusion

S. Hemphill, T. Wu, here.

"In industries marked by rapid technological change, the exclusion of entrants has a far greater impact on the development of the industry. In these industries, exclusion, not price-fixing, is the “supreme evil” that antitrust should address.", p. 1212.

The Right Tool for the Job: Limiting the Use of Section 5 of the FTC Act for Patent HoldUp Cases

W. Carson, here, p. 5 ff.

How the FTC Could Beat Google

R. Lande, J. Rubin, here. 

Unfair methods of competition under FTC § 5: Beyond the Sherman Act and an ex post model of enforcement

R. Peritz, here. 

Kovacic: Google 'unfair competition' suit uphill battle

News.cnet.com, here. 

The Folly of the FTC's Section Five Case Against Google

G. Manne, here.