Day 10 (Nov. 7) (Tues.)

Official Transcript - HTML or PDF

Efficiencies in Light of Global Competition and Innovation

9:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m.
How Businesses Value and Achieve Efficiencies? Whether Antitrust Law Impedes Businesses' Efforts to Obtain Efficiencies

Richard Scott (President, HCA Healthcare Corp.) (Prepared Statement)
James Cubbin (Executive Director, General Motors Health Care Initiatives) (Prepared Statement)
William C. MacLeod (Collier, Shannon, Rill & Scott, representing Grocery Manufacturers Association (Prepared Statement)
Phillp Proger (Jones, Day, Reavis & Rogue, representing Alliance for Managed Care) (Prepared Statement)

1:30 p.m. - 4:30 p.m.
Whether Antitrust Enforcers Should Adjust Current Enforcement Policy Regarding Efficiencies; Whether a More Skeptical Approach is Warranted if Claimed Efficiencies Are Difficult to Measure; What is Required to Show That Comparable Savings Can Reasonably Be Achieved Through Other Means?

Professor Joseph Brodley (Boston Univ.) (Prepared Statement)
Terry Calvani (Pillsbury, Madison & Sutro) (Prepared Statement)
Professor Timothy Muris (George Mason Univ.) (Prepared Statement)
Kevin O'Connor (Ass't Att'y General, Wisconsin, Chair, NAAG Multistate Task Force) (Prepared Statement)

[Back|Home|Next]

Please send comments to: webmaster@ftc.gov
Rev. Thursday, June 20, 1996