More than a century of antitrust law in America provides ample evidence of its injustices. It is non-objective, it embraces false economic theories, and it targets the most successful firms. Have the injustices intensified or receded in the past two decades? What economic and legal_theories now govern antitrust? What is the likely future direction of antitrust-law enforcement? How can antitrust be abolished? How long might it take? In answering these questions, Mr. Salsman examines the case history––with special reference to Microsoft––and offers a blueprint for extracting America from the vicious stranglehold of antitrust law.