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Clayton Act


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US antitrust legislation passed in 1914; it placed restrictions on mergers and acquisitions that limited competition and debarred individuals from holding directorships on the boards of competing companies.

Subjects: Social sciences — Economics

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Clayton Act
in A Dictionary of Finance and Banking (4 rev) Length: 30 words
Clayton Act
in A Dictionary of Business and Management (5) Length: 31 words
Clayton Act
in A Dictionary of Economics (3) Length: 58 words
Clayton Act of 1914 (Mergers and takeovers; USA)
in The Handbook of International Financial Terms Length: 80 words

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