Antitrust Law Research Paper

According to the words of one critic, Isabel Paterson, "As freak law, the antitrust laws stand alone. Nobody knows what it is they forbid." In 1914 Congress legislate the Clayton Act, which forbidden particular trade actions if they significantly reduced competition. Simultaneously Congress initiated the FTC (Federal Trade Commission), who’s judicial and business specialists could pressure business to agree to "consent decrees", which gives a substitute instrument to guard antitrust.
2.1 Extraterritorial application of U.S. Antitrust law
Extraterritorial implementation of United States antitrust provisions is reviewed as disputable. This point of view could be affected by the fact that United States antitrust jurisdiction was the initial ones