George Stigler (1987). "Competition," The New Palgrave: A Dictionary of Economics, v. 1, pp. 531–46.
Antitrust by Alan Greenspan (arguing against the existence of anti-trust laws based on theory that government is solely responsible for coercive monopoly)
^Brock, 1983. p.1063, quoting Baumol, 1982: "This means that... an incumbent, even if he can threaten retaliation after entry, dare not offer profit-making opportunities to potential entrants because an entering firm can hit and run, gathering in the available profits and departing when the going gets rough."
^Critic Capital LLC, "Contestable markets", Economics Online (at www.economicsonline.co.uk).
^Brock, 1983. p. 1064. "Baumol et al.'s plea for removal of artificial barriers to entry and exit is to be applauded.... I am more skeptical about their conclusions that occasionally it is good public policy to restrict entry and competition."
^Brock, 1983. p. 1057. "Some readers may feel that perfect contestability is an idealized notion of purely academic interest..."