LAD#27- Clayton Antitrust Act

Clayton Antitrust Act

The Clayton Antitrust Act was an act that was passed to supplement other laws that went against monopolies. This act made it so that any person engaged in commerce cannot discriminate in prices against specific buyers who are intentionally discriminating so that they can lessen the competition or attempt to create a monopoly. No company can prevent specific buyers from buying its goods. And lastly, no corporation engaged in commerce can get any stock that is in the same type of commerce.