043: Quiz – Justice Department Sues Google for anti-competitive practices
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A monopoly exists when a company allows fair competition in the marketplace.
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2. Question
Which of the following legislative acts outlaws anti-competitive business practices?
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As discussed in this case study, what should companies do to avoid federal charges like those alleged against Google? Select all that apply.
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According to federal prosecutors, Google entered into illegal agreements to forbid pre-installation of competing search engines on electronic devices having access to the internet.
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5. Question
Congress passed the Sherman Act in __________?
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Tying arrangements are one legal way to circumvent federal antitrust laws.
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Monetary penalties for companies that violate the Sherman Act are $1 million per offense.
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Which of the following are examples of violations of antitrust laws?
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