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Communication between players prior to the start of a game that does NOT affect the payoffs is called
AT&T Antitrust Case
A landmark legal case in which AT&T, once a telecommunications monopoly, was forced to divest its regional subsidiaries (“Baby Bells”) in 1984 due to antitrust violations.
Alcoa Case
A landmark antitrust case in U.S. law, where the Aluminum Company of America (Alcoa) was found to have monopolized the aluminum market, leading to significant legal and economic discussions on competition.
Unreasonably Restrain Trade
Legal term used in antitrust law to describe business practices that prevent or reduce competition in a market, considered illegal under various trade laws.
Alcoa Case
A landmark United States antitrust case involving the Aluminum Company of America (Alcoa), which set a precedent for evaluating monopolistic practices based on market control.
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