YARDSTICK THEORY

By SovConn | March 30, 2013

yardstick theory.Antitrust. A method of determining damages for lost profits (and sometimes overcharges) whereby a corporate plaintiff identifies a company similar to the plaintiff but without the impact of the antitrust violation. Cf. BEFORE-AND-AFTER THEORY; MARKET-
[Blacks Law 8th]

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