A Major Determinant of the Outcome of the Congressional Struggles

question 205

Multiple Choice

A major determinant of the outcome of the congressional struggles over the Wagner, Taft-Hartley, and Landrum-Griffin acts was the

• A) existence of economic conditions that affected public opinion.
• B) overriding influence of majoritarian politics.
• C) involvement of numerous consumer-activist groups.
• D) fear of court action if the laws were not passed.
• E) demands of the federal bureaucracy.

Understand the application of international doctrines and exemptions under U.S. antitrust laws.

Assess the exemptions under the Clayton Act and other related antitrust statutes.

Analyze the application of antitrust laws to patent licensing and the arguments surrounding lawful and unlawful pricing practices.

Understand the mechanisms that promote concerted evolution and their reliance on specific biological processes.

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