-Which of the following are the three laws that define the U.S government's approach to antitrust?
A)The Wilmington, Jackson, and International Trade Commission Acts
B)The Springfield, Clayton, and Trade Commission Acts
C)The Sherman, Clayton, and Federal Trade Commission Acts
D)The Sherman, Jackson, and Regional Trade Commission Acts
E)The Jackson, Charleston and Sherman Monopoly Restrictive Trade Acts

Question

-Which of the following are the three laws that define the U.S government's approach to antitrust?
A)The Wilmington, Jackson, and International Trade Commission Acts 
B)The Springfield, Clayton, and Trade Commission Acts 
C)The Sherman, Clayton, and Federal Trade Commission Acts 
D)The Sherman, Jackson, and Regional Trade Commission Acts 
E)The Jackson, Charleston and Sherman Monopoly Restrictive Trade Acts

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The Sherman Act of 1890, the Clayton Act of 1914, and the Federal Trade Commission Act of 1914 are the three core antitrust laws in the United States. These laws aim to promote competition and protect consumers from monopolistic practices.

-Which of the Following Are the Three Laws That Define