The general principle guiding the courts in application of the Sherman Act and other U.S. antitrust laws has been that if the United States or foreign private companies enter into an agreement forbidden by Section 1 and that agreement affects the foreign commerce of the United States, then the jurisdiction.

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The language of the question suggests that we are looking for a U.S. law and the jurisdiction of the court that applies it. The Sherman Act and other U.S. antitrust laws are applied by U.S. courts, so the correct answer is A: U.S. courts have jurisdiction. The United Nations, League of Nations, and World Court do not have jurisdiction over the application of U.S. antitrust laws.

The General Principle Guiding the Courts in Application of the Sherman