The US Clayton Act and Banking Act of 1933

The U.S. Clayton Act and Banking Act of 1933

A) promote interlocking directorates by U.S. companies to foster better communications and working relationships.
B) prohibit acts or contracts tending to create a monopoly.
C) prevent unfair practices in interstate commerce.
D) promote racial parity on the board of directors.
E) prohibit interlocking directorates by U.S. companies competing in the same industry.