antitrust law

"An exploration of antitrust laws and their enforcement, and [an argument for] the importance of antitrust for the American people"--Provided by publisher.

"An exploration of antitrust laws and their enforcement, and [an argument for] the importance of antitrust for the American people"--Provided by publisher.

"Tells the story of J. P. Morgan, a banker, and Theodore Roosevelt, the president, who were thrown together in the crucible of national emergency even as they fought in court. The outcome of the coal miners strike and the antitrust casewould change the course of history"--Adapted from dust jacket.

A portrait of one of America's most controversial politicians describes the rise of New York State Attorney General Eliot Spitzer and his ardent exposure of wrongdoing on the part of stock analysts, insurance brokers, and corporations.

A short study of big business monopolies in America during the early twentieth century and efforts by the government to break up the trusts.

Provides information about the Sherman Antitrust Act, a national law passed in 1890 primarily to defend against the abuse of power by big business.

Chronicles the computer industry's fight over Internet resources, discussing how various companies have struggled to become the most powerful force in computers.

Describes how monopolies that controlled entire industries, such as Standard Oil, were compelled to allow free trade and fair competition, and includes a feature which explains how the process of legislation works.