Antitrust is defined as "[t]he body of law designed to protect trade and commerce from restraints, monopolies, price-fixing, and price discrimination." Black's Law Dictionary, 111 (Bryan A.Garner ed., 9th ed., West 2009). As such, economics and government regulation are important aspects of antitrust law.
The Library of Congress Call Number range for Antitrust is KF 1600-2940 (click on the link to browse the Law Library catalog).
Antitrust Law and Economics in a Nutshell by 
Consumer Protection Law in a Nutshell by These are resources to which the Hunter Law Library or the Harold B. Lee Library has purchased a subscription. Most subscription licenses require off-campus access to be limited to BYU law students and faculty. Other patrons are welcome to use many of these resources by visiting the library premises.
Hornbook on Federal Antitrust Policy, the Law of Competition and its Practice by 
Hornbook on the Law of Antitrust: An integrated handbook by 
Antitrust and the Supreme Court by BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY
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