Sanctions under Antitrust Law

The video discusses the roles of the FTC and DOJ in enforcing antitrust laws, including criminal actions and penalties for violations. It covers civil actions and injunctions to stop anti-competitive conduct, treble damages under the Clayton Act, and settlement options. The video concludes with a discussion on the various remedies and sanctions available to address antitrust violations.

What is the maximum imprisonment term for a knowing and willful violation of antitrust laws?

• 15 years

• 10 years

• 5 years

• 20 years

What can the FTC or private plaintiffs seek to stop anti-competitive conduct?

• Public apology

• Injunctions

• Monetary compensation

• Community service

Under the Clayton Act, Section 4, what type of damages can be awarded for anti-competitive activity?

• Single damages

• Quadruple damages

• Treble damages

• Double damages

What option is available for a party charged with criminal violations of antitrust laws?

• Concede the charges and settle

• Request a public hearing

• Contest the charges in court

• Ignore the charges

What is the primary purpose of the various remedies and sanctions under antitrust laws?

• To reduce legal disputes

• To support large corporations

• To increase government revenue

• To promote competition