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cblr-2974	Rosch, J. Thomas	Monopsony and the Meaning of “Consumer Welfare”: A Closer Look at Weyerhaeuser	2007	18	.pdf	application/pdf	6253	265	55	According to this view, antitrust liability ultimately turns on whether the seller will have market power over consumers purchasing the output of the relevant market.2 To others, including many from the Chicago School, consumer welfare is a much broader concept. They support their position on the basis of Judge Bork's view of consumer welfare, arguing that market inefficiencies created by anticompetitive restraints on input markets can distort those markets and produce a deadweight loss to 27 Judge (now Justice) Breyer's opinion in Kartell v. Blue Shield of Mass., Inc., 749 F.2d 922 (1st Cir. 1984) appears to endorse this approach as well.	cache/cblr-2974.pdf	txt/cblr-2974.txt