The extraterritoriality aspects of U.S. competition/antitrust policy have:
A)Been primarily directed at the EU.
B)Generally become more permissive since the 1980s.
C) Significantly curtailed strategic alliances since the 1980s.
D) Benefited U.S. firms much more than foreign firms.

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The extraterritoriality aspects of U.S. competition/antitrust policy have generally become more permissive since the 1980s, allowing for more international cooperation and coordination among competition authorities. This includes allowing for greater recognition of comity, or respect for the laws and regulations of other countries, in antitrust cases.

The Extraterritoriality Aspects of U.S. Competition/antitrust Policy Have