Major American Antitrust Laws: A Guide to Their Domestic and Foreign ApplicationOceana Publications, Published for the Institute for International and Foreign Trade Law, Georgetown University, Washington, 1965 - 442 pages |
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Page 72
... fixing agreements are unlawful per se under the Sherman Act and that no showing of so- called competitive abuses or evils which those agreements were de- signed to eliminate or alleviate may be interposed as a defense . Nor is it ...
... fixing agreements are unlawful per se under the Sherman Act and that no showing of so- called competitive abuses or evils which those agreements were de- signed to eliminate or alleviate may be interposed as a defense . Nor is it ...
Page 73
... fixing , pegging , or stabilizing the price of a commodity in interstate or foreign commerce is illegal per se . Where the machinery for price - fixing is an agreement on the prices to be charged or paid for the commodity in the ...
... fixing , pegging , or stabilizing the price of a commodity in interstate or foreign commerce is illegal per se . Where the machinery for price - fixing is an agreement on the prices to be charged or paid for the commodity in the ...
Page 201
... Fixing minimum prices , like other types of price - fixing , is illegal per se . " Nor does the fixing by the manufacturer of maximum prices above which the wholesalers may not sell escape illegality . For such agreements , no less than ...
... Fixing minimum prices , like other types of price - fixing , is illegal per se . " Nor does the fixing by the manufacturer of maximum prices above which the wholesalers may not sell escape illegality . For such agreements , no less than ...
Contents
Trade and Interstate Commerce | 1 |
Monopoly and Oligopoly 27 | 27 |
Agreements in Restraint of Trade | 62 |
Copyright | |
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1st Sess 2d Sess 38 STAT acquisition action agreements Alcoa alleged amended American Anheuser-Busch antitrust laws application Attorney banks Clayton Act combination Committee commodity companies competitors Congress conspiracy constitute contract Corp corporation criminal customers dealer decision defendant distributors District Court economic effect enforcement evidence fact Fair Trade Federal Trade Commission Footnote omitted foreign Government Hearings illegal industry injunction interstate commerce involved judgment jurisdiction labor legislation lessen competition limited manufacturer ment merger monopoly National nolo contendere Norris-LaGuardia Act Parke Davis parties patent person petition pipeline plaintiff practices price discrimination price fixing prohibited provisions purchasers purpose reason regulation resale price maintenance restraint of trade restrictive retailers Robinson-Patman Act Section Section 2(a sell seller Sherman Act statute substantial Supp supra note Supreme Court territory thereof tion trademark union United unlawful violation wholesalers