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Перевод: antitrust

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антимонопольный; антитрестовский

Тезаурус:

1. A final instance of the same process is given by McCormick (1979), who analysed the social forces behind the American Sherman Antitrust Act, 1890.
2. The point of antitrust laws is to prevent restrictions on competition.
3. The antitrust policy of the Reagan administration was part and parcel of an overall effort to get the government out of the market, and to permit competition to set prices and production.
4. As one of the bright-eyed and Washington-bound young lawyers from Columbia referred to in your leader ("America's timid trustbusters", April 27th), I question your nostalgia for American antitrust enforcement in the 1960s.
5. A congressional study is under way to see whether any of America's antitrust laws are being breached.
6. American companies can and do bring private antitrust suits - a remedy denied to British companies.
7. Antitrust laws
8. Levels of antitrust enforcement in the United States have moved in cycles.
9. Anyway, the American business scene has changed vastly since the main antitrust statutes were written: the Sherman act of 1890 and the Clayton act of 1914.
10. Such rules are already starting to raise antitrust eyebrows at the justice department.
11. The trouble begins with the consequent changes in antitrust laws and policy.
12. Antitrust policy in America, they say, is still stricter than in Europe and far stricter than in Japan.
13. This does not mean the idea would never work, buttressed perhaps by better antitrust enforcement.