Anti Trust Flashcards

1
Q

Define “collusion”.

A

Activity that may be evidenced by communications between the parties, opportunity to conspire, uniformity of action, etc.

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2
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What activity is generally exempt from antitrust laws?

A

Labor union collective bargaining activity.

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3
Q

Define “market power”.

A

The ability to raise prices without losing most customers.

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4
Q

List some examples of antitrust statues.

A
  1. The Sherman Act (1890);
  2. The Clayton Act (1914);
  3. Federal Trade Commission Act (1914);
  4. Robinson-Patman Act (1936);
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5
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What is the main goal of antitrust laws?

A

To promote economic competition.

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True or False: §1 of the Sherman Act bans contracts, combinations, or conspiracies in restraint of trade.

A

True.

The Sherman Act bans these activities.

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