In the United States,antitrust Laws

question 168

Multiple Choice

In the United States,antitrust laws

• A) do not allow one person to be a director of two competing firms if being a member "substantially lessens competition."
• B) break up a company if it is too large because "size itself is an offense."
• C) do not always prosecute firms if they have fixed their prices.
• D) regard excess competition as a felony under Section 3 of the Sherman Act.
• E) place a maximum limit of 125 firms that are allowed to compete in any market.

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Motion for Summary Judgment

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