Price Regulation
Price Discrimination
Key terms
Chapter 6
Administrative Agencies
100

May regulate any area of business to advance the nations national economic needs. 

Who is the federal government?

100

The federal law that prohibits price discrimination.

What is the Clayton Act?

100

The anticompetitive practice of requiring buyers to purchase one product in order to get another. 

What is tying?

100

Exist of federal and state levels. 

What are agencies? 

100

A judicial figure who hears administrative agency actions

What is an ALJ (administrative law judge)

200

Relies on police power, may not impose an unreasonable burden on interstate commerce or any activity of the federal government. 

Who is state government

200

A federal statute designed to eliminate price discrimination in interstate commerce. 

What is the Robinson-Patman Act?

200

Three times the damages actually sustained. . 

What is treble damage? 

200

The public has ready access to the activity of administrative agencies. 

What are open records, open meetings, and public announcement of agency guidelines. 

200

In administrative actions, third parties who have an interest in the issues being determined by the ALJ

What is an intervenor?

300

Who wrote that "government regulation of business interferes with the free enterprise system"?

Who is Milton Friedman?

300

A federal statute prohibiting combinations and contracts in restraint of interstate trade, now generally inapplicable to union labor activity. 

What is the Sherman Anti-trust Act?

300
Law governing administrative agencies. 

What is administrative law?

300

Federal law permitting citizens to request documents and records from administrative agencies. 

What is the Freedom of Information Act?

300

Negotiated disposition of a matter before an administrative agency, generally without public sanctions. 

What are informal settlements?

400

Antitrust laws that regulate the relationships between and among competitors. 

What are horizontal restraints?

400

Restrain trade and are prohibited under the federal antitrust laws.

What is Monopolization? 

400

Informal settlements of enforcement actions brought by agencies.

What is consent decrees?

400

Law that requires advance notice of agency meeting and public access. 

What is open meeting law?

400

Another name for an administrative law judge

What is a hearing officer?

500
The ability to control price and exclude competitors.
What is market power?
500

A court order to dispose of interests that could lead to a monopoly. 

What is divestiture order? 

500

Federal Law that establishes the operating rules for administrative agencies. 

What is Administrative Procedure Act?

500

Another name for an administrative law judge.

What is a hearing examiner? 

500

Informal settlements of enforcement actions brought by agencies. 

What is a consent decree?

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