Clayton Antitrust Act

Definition of "Clayton Antitrust Act"
  1. A federal law enacted in 1914 to amend and extend the Sherman Act's prohibitions on actions that interfere with interstate trade
How to use "Clayton Antitrust Act" in a sentence
  1. The Clayton Antitrust Act plays a key role in maintaining fair competition in the US marketplace.
  2. Corporations have to be careful about mergers and acquisitions as they could potentially violate the Clayton Antitrust Act.
  3. Strict adherence to the Clayton Antitrust Act helps to prevent the formation of monopolies and promotes economic health.
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