Microsoft Links

Because of the worldwide impact that Microsoft has on the face of technology, many software companies, industries and the ecomony in general will be greatly affected. There has been much debate and analysis of this impact. There has also been a lot of explaination. The amount of information is overwhelming. These articles are editorials and others are written by economists. They help capsulate impact on the economy.

Don’t Break Up Microsoft Editorial, Detroit News, May 2, 2000

Microsoft: Breaking It Up Would Be a Major Mistake Editorial, The Dallas Morning News, April 26, 2000

The Economics of the Microsoft Antitrust Case: A Post-Trial Primer by David Evans and Richard Schmalensee, American Enterprise Institute, February 2000

The Evidence Doesn't Fit; You Must Acquit by James Freeman, USA Today, September 15, 1999

The New Trustbusters by James V. DeLong, Reason, March 1999

Sorry, Wrong Model by David S. Evans, The Washington Post, May 7, 2000

The Killer App? Editorial, Las Vegas Review-Journal, April 25, 2000

What Really Matters in the Microsoft Case by Steve Ballmer, San Diego Union Tribune, April 7, 2000

Technology, Market Changes and Antitrust Enforcement by Dwight R. Lee and Richard B. McKenzie, Center for the Study of American Business, February 2000

Microsoft Stands Strong By George Mannes, TheStreet.com, May 19, 2000

Microsoft: Will bend, but not break By Joe Wilcox, CNET News.com, May 10, 2000

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