Laws that make it illegal for firms to conspire to raise prices or reduce production are known as ?

Correct answer: E. antitrust laws

  • A. antimonopoly laws
  • B. all of these answers
  • C. anti-collusion laws
  • D. pro-competition laws
  • E. antitrust laws

Explanation

Antitrust laws prohibit practices such as price-fixing, collusion and agreements to restrict output. The other terms are less precise labels, while antitrust is the standard legal term.

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