Business conduct that may not quite reach the level of prohibition under either the Sherman or the Clayton Act may be actionable under the "unfair" competition language of the FTCA.

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The statement is true. The Federal Trade Commission Act (FTCA) prohibits unfair methods of competition in commerce, including practices that may not be outright illegal under the Sherman or Clayton Acts.

Business Conduct That May Not Quite Reach the Level of Prohibition