The Clayton Act

The Clayton Act:

A) declared interlocking directorates both unlawful and criminal.
B) allows selling a product at different prices to similarly situated buyers.
C) is enforced solely by the Department of Justice.
D) declared corporate mergers unlawful but not criminal. The Clayton Act declared four practices unlawful but not criminal: (1) price discrimination-selling a product at different prices to similarly situated buyers; (2) exclusive dealing contracts including tie-ins; (3) corporate mergers; and (4) interlocking directorates.