Asked by Nurul Syairah on May 28, 2024
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With respect to anticompetitive behavior, the Federal Trade Commission Act prohibits
A) civil violations of the Sherman Act.
B) criminal violations of the Clayton Act.
C) all forms not covered under other federal antitrust laws.
D) only forms covered under other federal antitrust laws.
Federal Trade Commission Act
A U.S. federal law established in 1914 to promote consumer protection and eliminate and prevent anticompetitive business practices.
Anticompetitive Behavior
Actions by businesses aimed at undermining competition, often through unfair practices, to maintain or acquire market dominance.
- Acquire knowledge on the responsibilities and capabilities of federal agencies within the framework of antitrust law enforcement.
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Ashley ZimmermanMay 28, 2024
Final Answer :
C
Explanation :
The Federal Trade Commission Act prohibits all forms of anticompetitive behavior not specifically covered under other federal antitrust laws, thereby filling gaps left by statutes like the Sherman and Clayton Acts.
Learning Objectives
- Acquire knowledge on the responsibilities and capabilities of federal agencies within the framework of antitrust law enforcement.
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