The Clayton Act of 1914:

A. outlawed price discrimination, tying contracts, acquisition of stocks of competing
corporations, and interlocking directorates that lessen competition.
B. prohibited unfair or deceptive acts or practices in commerce that tend to reduce
competition.
C. outlawed vertical and conglomerate mergers.
D. prohibited one firm from acquiring the assets of another when the effect was to limit
competition.


Answer: A

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