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Fair Fight In The Marketplace

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Cartoon of man speaking on corded telephone with index finger of other hand pointing up. Caption. Let's raise and fix our prices.

Provides an analytical look at America's antitrust laws that give protection to both American consumers and businesses. Also considers a more fundamental question: Can a set of regulations created by the Sherman Act at the end of the 19th century be relevant in today's era of digital technology and high-speed communications?

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Runtime: 27 minutes 54 seconds

Topic: Business, Social Science
Subtopic: Community Life, Consumer Education, Economics, Government, Law
Grade/Interest Level: 8 - 10
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Release Year: 2006
Producer/Distributor: Video Project
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Closeup of dried bean pods still on the plant. Caption: Beans grow inside pods that come in various shapes, sizes,

Man and woman, seated. Woman looks at man and uses sign language. Caption. And what do you prefer to sign, A, S, L or P, S, E.

Two men sit on terrace with hands clasped and lips parted in mid-speech. City skyline in background. Caption. Beyond editing, equipment, software, and all these.

Split screen of woman speaking with black and white photo of a senior man to her right. Caption. By a really unique individual name Marcel Bleustein-Blanchet.

Split screen. Closeup of sound equipment on left. Middle-aged man in plaid shirt sitting with hands clasped on right. Title card reads, "Tom Jucarone. Partner, mixer." Caption. Well, we started in 1998.

Closeup on label and price tag for 75% lean Prestige Meats ground beef. Caption. So it's easy to compare brands of ground meat.

Closeup side view of a woman with long brown hair wearing a black shirt. A pink orchid plant is blurred in the background. Caption. Which is this collective awakening.

Closeup side view of a woman with long brown hair wearing a black shirt. A pink orchid plant is blurred in the background. Caption. Look for the Fair Trade Certified Label.

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Iric M. (Cimarron, KS)

December 17th, 2015 at 09:02 PM

This video is very helpful in showing students how anti-trust laws are applied and why they are needed. I highly recommend to anyone studying the Gilded Age, because it illustrates why government regulation of business is still necessary today.