Amendment Of Sherman Antitrust Law: Hearings ... [april 23-may 16, 1908] On The Bill (s. 6331) To Legalize Contracts And Agreements Not In Unreasonabl (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781246982121)

This volume contains the official record of hearings before the United States Senate Committee on the Judiciary regarding proposed amendments to the Sherman Antitrust Law in 1908. Specifically, it documents the discussions and testimonies related to Senate Bill S. 6331, intended to legalize contracts and agreements not deemed in unreasonable restraint of trade, and Senate Bill S. 6440, aimed at regulating commerce among the states.

The hearings, held between April 23 and May 16, 1908, offer insights into the legislative considerations and economic perspectives of the time, addressing critical questions about the balance between business freedom and the public interest. Amendment Of Sherman Antitrust Law provides invaluable primary source material for legal scholars, historians, and anyone interested in the evolution of antitrust legislation and its impact on American business and society.

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