Clayton act - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

Praxis II Business Education (2023/2024) Already Passed Federal Trade Commission Act 1914 - , established the FTC that would investigate and prevent unfair business practices - encourage competition Sherman Antitrust Act 1890, A law that made it illegal to create monopolies or trusts that restrained free trade Clayton Antitrust Act This act was enacted in 1914, and it reinforces and broadens the provisions of the Sherman Act. Among its prohibitions are certain exclusive contracts, predatory p...

SAFE-NMLS-MLO-CA Exam Study (FULL SET) ALREADY PASSED Fraud for profit is a complex scheme involving... multiple parties, including mortgage lending professionals, in a financially motivated attempt to defraud the lender of large sums of money. If a lender sells, transfers, or otherwise disposes of its interest in a mortgage and does not service the mortgage, the lender shall... provide a copy of the Closing Disclosure to the new owner or servicer of the mortgage as a part of the tr...

NLRB v. Mackay Radio & Telegraph Co. CORRECT ANSWER This doctrine clearly establishes the legality of using permanent strike replacements in economic strikes NLRB v. Washington Aluminum Co. CORRECT ANSWER non-unionized workers walk off job and protest due to poor conditions = fired = firing is ruled illegal by NLRB due to activity of mutual aid/ protection Anti-Injunction Act CORRECT ANSWER see Norris- LaGuardia Act of 1932. 1) Outlawed "yellow dog contracts". 2) makes it difficult for emp...

aPHR Study Kit Questions and Answers Sherman Anti-trust Act (1890) - Answer ️️ ---curbed concentrations of power that interfere with trade and reduce economic competition by regulating monopolies and trade; protects free trade --applied to unions in early days because they were seen as a monopolizing power --forbade any "restraint of commerce" across state lines, and courts ruled that union strikes and boycotts were included Clayton Act (1914) - Answer ️️ ---modified the Sherman...

All of the following are accurate reasons which draw a company into the international arena, except which one? a.) to combat saturation of domestic markets, firms go overseas. b.) companies pursue international markets for higher profit opportunities. c.) companies go overseas to enlarge their customer database in order to achieve economies of scale. d.) companies do not want to reduce their dependence on any one market so as to reduce risks. e.) all of the above are reasons that companies...

corporation correct answers a legal structure allowing individuals to pool resources (capital, labor, etc.) to generate profit Characteristics of a corporation correct answers They act as a single entity separate from the persons who run/own them; and they can own property. Why are corporations "well positioned" to engage in illegal and/or unethical activities? correct answers Disproportionate influence on government/politicians {the power elite} How long have corporations been in exi...

Clayton Act - Defines unethical business practices, such as prefixing, monopolies, and various rights groups How does physician training condition physicians to think about patient care? - Helps them think of quality management and evaluation and how it reflects on the care of the patients If you have a shared partnership model, what should the focus of the partnership be? Does that focus include hospitals and physicians to meet with a shared strategy? - Open communication about shared val...

UGBA 172 Final Exam Question and answers 2023/2024 verified to passStages in Historiography (historical analysis) of anti-trust - correct answer (Lecture? + Kolko, McCraw readings) Not only was there a backlash against the bigness of "Big Business", but BB continue to grow in scale regardless. 1890 - SHERMAN ANTI-TRUST ACT 1888 NJ law allowed corp mergers 1914 CLAYTON ACT, FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION ACT Classic Progressive view: Teddy Roosevelt as Trust-Buster, lead popular inter...

Chapter 02: Basic Principles of Drug Action and Drug Interactions Clayton/Willihnganz: Basic Pharmacology for Nurses, 17th Edition

1 acre = ______ square feet - 43560 1 Section is - 1 square mile which is 640 acres 1 Square mile - 640 acres 3 Approaches to Valuation - Sales Comparison Cost Income Approach 5 basic tests to determine if an item is a fixture or personal property - M-Method of annexation A-Adaptability for use R-Relationship of the parties (courts favor tenants/buyers over landlord/sellers) I-Intention in placing A-Agreement of the parties 6 covenants promises of a General Warranty Deed - Seisin - po...