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    The Three Acts That Form the Basic Machinery Behind the U.S.anti-Trust
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The Three Acts That Form the Basic Machinery Behind the U.S.anti-Trust

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The three acts that form the basic machinery behind the U.S.anti-trust laws are the Sherman Act?of 1890,the Federal Trade Commission Act of 1914,and the Robinson Patman Act of 1836.

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