"Blocking Legislation" in international antitrust action refers to:
A) laws that block certain goods from entering a country.
B) provisions that prevent the discovery of documents by foreign countries and bar enforcement.
C) setting aside certain blocks of businesses exempt from antitrust laws.
D) none of these are correct.

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Blocking Legislation in international antitrust action refers to provisions that prevent the discovery of documents by foreign countries and bar enforcement. Such legislation is enacted by governments to protect their domestic industries and businesses from foreign antitrust actions. It hinders foreign antitrust investigations by restricting the availability of information and cooperation from local entities.

"Blocking Legislation" in International Antitrust Action Refers To