Dominick Armentano

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Dominick T. Armentano is professor emeritus in economics at the University of Hartford in Connecticut and an Associated Scholar of the Mises Institute.

Major Works

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Antitrust: The Case for Repeal

Free MarketsInterventionismMonopoly and CompetitionPrices

01/01/1986BooksDominick Armentano

This 100-page tour de force rips the intellectual cover off antitrust regulation to reveal it for what it is: a bludgeon used by businesses against their competitors.

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Antitrust The Case for Repeal_1.pdf

PDF (6.7 MB)

Antitrust The Case for Repeal_2.epub

EPUB (321.58 KB)

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The Social Justice Warriors: It's Not Just About Economics

Politics

02/18/2019Power & MarketDominick Armentano

Many progressives argue rights to property are arbitrary constructs of an elite and conservative legal system; that there is nothing “natural” or legitimate about them; and that, therefore, they have no special moral status.

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Myths of Anti-trust: Speak Truth to Power

Political Theory

10/08/2014Audio/VideoDominick Armentano

The Ludwig von Mises Memorial Lecture sponsored by Dr. Don Printz, presented at the Austrian Economics Research Conference. Recorded 22 March 2013 at the Ludwig von Mises Institute. Includes an introduction by Joseph T. Salerno.

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In Praise of TV's Pawn Stars

Free MarketsMedia and CultureEntrepreneurship

01/02/2013Mises Daily ArticlesDominick Armentano

History Channel's Pawn Stars is a capitalistic feast for the free market junkie.

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Revealing the Reality of Antitrust

Legal SystemU.S. EconomyInterventionismPolitical Theory

12/15/2010Mises Daily ArticlesDominick Armentano

Antitrust keeps superior products and marketing strategies from harming rivals, but halting such innovation harms consumers. It inhibits superior firms from passing on their efficiencies to consumers in lower prices.

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