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Translation of antitrust in Spanish:

antitrust

antimonopolio, adj.

Pronunciation /ˌæn(t)iˈtrəst/ /ˌænˌtaɪˈtrəst/ /antɪˈtrʌst/

adjective

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    (in US)
    (invariable adjective) antimonopolio
    (invariable adjective) antitrust
    • This was the first inter-state trust, which stimulated antitrust legislation.
    • They enforced the then recent antitrust legislation which had been allowed to lay idle.
    • Initially, the antitrust law provisions were inserted into the Treaty in view of their role in the process of market integration.
    • The debate is similar to that surrounding the application of the rule of reason in American antitrust law which is referred to at the end of this chapter.
    • Congress tried to help the farm sector by exempting it from federal antitrust law.
    • The strength of this approach comes from the regulator being pro-active with an ongoing monopoly or antitrust policy.
    • We have established social legislation like welfare programs, antitrust laws, and a social security system.
    • Harl, who is both an economist and a lawyer, understands antitrust laws and issues very well.
    • But antitrust law focuses on the power of sellers and potential injury to consumers.
    • The Act provides dairy producers who join together a specific exemption from antitrust laws.
    • Tom and I agree that the ultimate purpose of the antitrust laws is to help consumers.
    • Agribusiness mergers often don't create a big enough share of a market to trigger antitrust laws.
    • Because of those antitrust laws we can't just pick a price for all architects to follow and stick to it.
    • Nor did the court suggest that antitrust laws did not apply.
    • It's one of the major pleasures of having an exemption from the nation's antitrust laws.
    • That, the plaintiffs maintain, is discriminatory, unfair and contrary to US antitrust law.
    • Here we take a look at the history of antitrust laws and examine some of the arguments against them.
    • The hour is late, but Congress may toughen antitrust and fair trade laws if you speak out
    • What is at first glance surprising is that so few mergers and acquisitions of banks have fallen into the antitrust net.
    • He's no radical, but at least he talks about raising income and enforcing antitrust.