Sanctions under Antitrust Law

The video tutorial explains the roles of the FTC and the Department of Justice in enforcing antitrust laws. It covers the criminal actions they can take, including penalties for violations. The tutorial also discusses civil actions, injunctions, and the possibility of treble damages under the Clayton Act. It highlights the options for settlements and the range of remedies and sanctions available to address antitrust violations.

What is the maximum imprisonment term for individuals found guilty of willful antitrust violations?

• 15 years

• 5 years

• 10 years

• 20 years

Which of the following can the FTC or private plaintiffs seek to stop anticompetitive conduct?

• Tax penalties

• Criminal charges

• Injunctions

• Public apologies

Under the Clayton Act, what type of damages can be awarded for anticompetitive activities?

• Quadruple damages

• Single damages

• Treble damages

• Double damages

What can a party charged with criminal antitrust violations do as part of a settlement?

• Contest the charges

• Concede the charges and pay fines

• Ignore the charges

• Request a jury trial

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

• To increase government revenue

• To punish violators and deter future violations

• To support small businesses

• To promote international trade