This guide is intended as a starting place for researchers interested in federal and state antitrust law.
"Antitrust" refers to legal regulation for the protection of trade and commerce from monopolies, restraint, price-fixing, and price-discrimination. Antitrust laws exist at the state, federal, and international level.
For additional titles on federal antitrust law, search the subject heading Antitrust law -- United States in PittCat, the University Library System's online catalog. (The filters may be used to narrow the results by resource type, additional subjects, date, library, and more.
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