...McCarran Ferguson Act Is Undesirable I start from the premise that, in the words of the Supreme Court, "the unrestrained interaction of competitive forces...prices, the highest quality and the greatest material progress."3 1 State Volunteer Mutual Insurance Co., 102 FTC 1232 (1983) . 2 Independent Insurance Agents...

...Exemption Is Undesirable Mr. Chairman, I start from the premise that, in the words of the Supreme Court, "the unrestrained interaction of competitive forces...prices, the highest quality and the greatest material progress."3 we rely on the free market to ensure that sellers will offer products and services with...

...exemptions are contrary to the basic premise of the antitrust laws, as articulated by the Supreme Court - "that the unrestrained interaction of competitive...the best allocation of our economic resources, the least prices, the highest quality and the greatest material progress." The 1979 report of the National...

...emphasized the primacy of the federal antitrust policy of free competition. As Justice Black noted: "The Sherman Act was designed to be a comprehensive...and unfettered competition as the rule of trade." Northern Pac. Ry. v. United States, 356 US 1. 4 (1958). -2Under the Supremacy Clause of Article VI...

...Exemption Is Undesirable Mr. Chairman, I start from the premise that, in the words of the Supreme Court, "the unrestrained interaction of competitive forces....prices, the highest quality and the greatest material V State Volunteer Mutual Insurance Co., 102 FTC 1232 (1983). 2/ Independent Insurance Agents of America,...

...these court decisions, based on an unanimous economic fundament, competition law was understood as a comprehensive charter of economic liberty aimed...free and unfettered competition as the rule of trade. The unrestrained interaction of competitive forces, it was argued, would yield the best allocation...

...achieve the most efficient allocation of resources possible. The Sherman Act has been described as a "comprehensive charter of economic liberty aimed...free and unfettered competition as the rule of trade . . . Northern Pacific Railwav Co. v. United States. 356 US 1 (1958).(See Note to follow) 32-914 0-90-10...

...according to Justice Black, speaking for the Supreme Count in 1958, the anti-trust laws were passed "on the premise that the unrestrained interaction...prices, the highest quality and the greatest material progresses." * NASUCA members do share Justice Black's pro-competitive view and support a future electric...

...according to Justice Black, speaking for the Supreme Count in 1958, the anti-trust laws were passed "on the premise that the unrestrained interaction...prices, the highest quality and the greatest material progresses." ' NASUCA members dp share Justice Black's pro-competitive view and support a future electric...

...the several States, or with foreign nations."lb Section 1 reflects a Congressional determination that "unrestrained interaction of competitive forces will...prices, the highest quality and the greatest material progress."2 3.1.1. Elements of a Section 1 Violation Violations of the Sherman Act may be prosecuted...