Question

1. What is the Commerce Clause of the United States Constitution?

2. The U.S. Supreme Court has a ruled that a state violates the Commerce Clause when ….

3. What are the 3 major areas in which governments regulate commerce?

4. What is a security?

5. Describe the Securities Act of 1933 –

6. What is the Securities and Exchange Commission?

7. What is the Registration Statement?

8. Define Sarbanes-Oxley Act and define it purpose.

9. Define Antitrust

10. What is a monopoly in business –

11. Describe The Sherman Antitrust Act

12. Describe The Clayton Antitrust Act

13. What is the Federal Trade Commission Act and describe it’s purpose.

14. What is The Robinson-Patman Act

15. In the 1980’s what was known as merger mania?

16. What does the Williams Act control?

17. Why do States pass Regulations pertaining to anti-liability statutes ?

18. Describe the International Law Commission –

1. What is the World Trade Organization?

Answer 1

Answer for first question

Commerce clause of the United States Constitution gives United States Congress the power to regulate commerce activities within various states of the United States, with the foreign countries and with the Indian tribes. This clause is known to be Congress’ greatest power since most of the powers are vested in the hands of the Federal Government.

Inter- state commerce includes railways, roadways, etc.

The U.S. Supreme Court has a rule that a state violates the Commerce Clause when the activities does not arise out of commercial transaction. Activities related to consumption of crops will be regulated by the Federal Government.