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Boycott Damages

Boycott Damages is a legal and economic construct that quantifies the financial harm suffered by a party as a direct result of being subjected to a collective boycott, distinguishing it from other forms of antitrust injury by its specific causation through coordinated refusals to deal.

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    Stephen W. Pruitt

    University of Missouri–Kansas City, United States

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    Monroe Friedman

    Eastern Michigan University, United States

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    Haggai Hurvitz

    Tel Aviv University, Israel

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  1. University of California, Berkeley

    Berkeley, United States

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  1. Journal of Consumer Policy

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