ABSTRACT
In recent years, the Department of Justice has attempted to revitalize the longdormant Section 2 of the Sherman Act by placing an increased emphasis on dissolution, divorcement, and divestiture cases. The theory underlying this program is that the problem of concentrated economic power in certain industries can, within the framework of the antitrust laws, be dealt with in only one way— through dissolution, i.e., trust busting in the literal sense.
