Asked by Ailis Galdo on May 23, 2024
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The Clayton Act of 1914 allowed a person who successfully sued a company for damages caused by an illegal arrangement to restrain trade to recover __________ damages.
Clayton Act
A U.S. antitrust legislation enacted in 1914, aimed at promoting competition and preventing unfair business practices.
Treble Damages
A legal remedy that allows a court to triple the amount of the actual/compensatory damages to be awarded to a complainant.
- Detail the historical development and differences of major antitrust laws.
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Learning Objectives
- Detail the historical development and differences of major antitrust laws.
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