Normas antimonopolio en Estados Unidos y corrupción financiera
Antitrust Norms in the United States and Financial Corruption
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El presente artículo de investigación estudia el fenómeno de la reducción de las normas antimonopolio en los últimos años en los Estados Unidos de América, donde existía una fuerte tradición antimonopolística por vía del ejercicio de acciones de carácter privado para prevenir y sancionar estos comportamientos anticompetitivos. Para esos efectos, en el artículo se estudian los antecedentes más relevantes del origen de las normas antimonopolio y su auge, y se concreta con su reciente declive. Finalmente, se hace un análisis de las posibles causas del declive regulatorio y sus implicaciones negativas en el contexto nacional e internacional de los Estados Unidos.
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