U.S. antitrust laws can protect foreign consumers and competitors from violations committed by U.S. citizens and companies.

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U.S. antitrust laws, such as the Sherman Act and the Clayton Act, have extraterritorial reach if the conduct has a significant and intended effect on U.S. commerce, which can include protecting foreign consumers and competitors from anticompetitive practices by U.S. citizens and companies.

US Antitrust Laws Can Protect Foreign Consumers and Competitors from Violations