Overview
Since 1914, the CCH Trade Regulation Reporter has been the "publication of record" in the antitrust and trade regulation fields. It is the only single source of the policies, rules, and guidelines of the U.S. Department of Justice. It is the only publication providing U.S. antitrust cases, texts, and pending U.S. consent decrees. Perhaps its most important feature is the full-text reporting of court decisions in both government and private antitrust litigation. Subscribe today to:
- Learn basic antitrust laws, plus the concepts of conspiracy, restraint of trade, and monopoly using CCH's annotated explanations
- Understand complex statutes and interpretations making up the current trade regulation law
- Access full-text reporting or summaries of federal and state statues
- Keep current with weekly reporting of court decisions in government and private litigation
- Track federal and state antitrust enforcement actions
- Follow FTC antitrust and consumer protection rules, guides, and enforcement actions
- Receive full-text reports of related U.S. Supreme Court cases dating to 1932, and all Trade Cases reported between 1932 and 1992, via Internet with purchase of the Trade Regulation Reporter and Case Archive
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Table of Contents
CCH-written explanations addressing: Monopoly Restraints Business Practices Customers and Suppliers Mergers and Acquisitions Pricing Labor Intellectual Property Warranties Packaging and Labeling Misrepresentation Federal/State/Private Enforcement Private Suits Federal and State FTC Enforcement FTC Rules and New Actions The Sherman Act The Clayton Act The Federal Trade Commission Act The Robinson-Patman Act The Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act The False Advertising Provisions of the Lanham Trademark Act FTC Rules and Guides U.S. Business Review Letters Court and Administrative Decisions Current Comment U.S. Supreme Court Docket Topical and Cumulative Indexes
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