Future of the Automobile Industry: Hearing Before the Subcommittee on Commerce, Transportation, and Tourism of the Committee on Energy and Commerce, House of Representatives, Ninety-eighth Congress, Second Session, February 8, 1984U.S. Government Printing Office, 1984 - 546 páginas |
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... compete in the world market . To do this requires innovative production and manufactur- ing techniques . And , Mr. Chairman , the U.S. antitrust laws are re- silient enough to adjust to these economic facts of life without less- ening ...
... compete in the world market . To do this requires innovative production and manufactur- ing techniques . And , Mr. Chairman , the U.S. antitrust laws are re- silient enough to adjust to these economic facts of life without less- ening ...
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... compete freely and vigorous- ly . If that were true , the antitrust concerns would not be entirely eliminated but they would lessen because anticompetitive effects might be challenged by new entry and price competition from Nissan ...
... compete freely and vigorous- ly . If that were true , the antitrust concerns would not be entirely eliminated but they would lessen because anticompetitive effects might be challenged by new entry and price competition from Nissan ...
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... compete freely and vigorously . If that were true , the antitrust concerns would not be entirely eliminated but they would lessen because anticompetitive effects might be challenged by new entry and price competition from Nissan , Honda ...
... compete freely and vigorously . If that were true , the antitrust concerns would not be entirely eliminated but they would lessen because anticompetitive effects might be challenged by new entry and price competition from Nissan , Honda ...
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... compete in the same product and geographic market as the joint venture , the inevitable coordination of competitive activities between parent and partly - owned subsidiary and the resultant stifling of aggressive behavior of the joint ...
... compete in the same product and geographic market as the joint venture , the inevitable coordination of competitive activities between parent and partly - owned subsidiary and the resultant stifling of aggressive behavior of the joint ...
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... competing automobile companies , at- tempting to intervene to raise a question of standing on the part of the plaintiff in that case , when that question has already been raised by the other litigant . Do you know something that we don ...
... competing automobile companies , at- tempting to intervene to raise a question of standing on the part of the plaintiff in that case , when that question has already been raised by the other litigant . Do you know something that we don ...
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adjudicative adjudicatory administrative agency American anticompetitive antitrust laws auto industry automobile industry Bailey BC staff memo Chairman Miller Chevette Chrysler Chrysler Corporation Clayton Act Commissioner Pertschuk committee companies competition competitors concerns confidential Congress consent agreement consent order consumers Corolla cost Counsel court D.C. Cir December 22 disclosure domestic economic effect efficiency fact Federal Trade Commission final decision Ford Fremont FTC's GM and Toyota GM-Toyota JV GM's GM/Toyota joint venture going hearing Honda IACOCCA important incentives investigation issues Isuzu January 27 Japan Japanese joint venture car Kwoka LENT major manufacturers matter merger parties percent Pillsbury plant price leader pricing formula problems procedures proceeding procompetitive production prohibited proposed consent proposed joint venture question record rules Section selling small cars statement strategy subcompact subcompact cars TAUZIN Toyota and GM Toyota Corolla Toyota Motor Corporation United vehicle
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Página 489 - Commission at least thirty (30) days prior to any proposed change in the corporate respondent such as dissolution, assignment or sale resulting in the emergence of a successor corporation, the creation or dissolution of subsidiaries or any other change in the corporation which may affect compliance obligations arising out of the order.