1. Policy goals
2. The common law and the early Australian statutes
3. The question of federal power
4. The tribunal and the administrative approach
5. Towards a theory of the evaluation process
6. Elements of an examinable agreement
7. Examinable agreements: issues relevant to the public interest
8. Collective discrimination, exclusive dealing and boycott
9. The anomalous case of collusive tendering and collusive bidding
10. Discrimination and the powerful purchaser
11. Forcing dealings and inducing refusal to deal
12. Monopolization and its potential
13. Investigation, registration and enforcement
14. Conclusions.