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Which act of legislation strengthened the Sherman Antitrust Act by spelling out the specific activities in which businesses could not engage?

A. Clayton Antitrust Act


B. WCTU


C. Federal Reserve Act


D. NAWSA

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clayton antitrust act

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A. Clayton Antitrust Act

This was meant to add more specific regulations to the Sherman anti-trust law ('restraint of trade'). This law says specifically what companies cannot do. They cannot: -Lower costs to only some people -Force another business to sell only one company's goods -Buy another company if this makes a monopoly -Stop labor unions from trying to get more wages and better working conditions from companies

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