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Evaluate the following statement: Antitrust laws punish companies, not individuals. So long as you prove that you are following company policy, you are not personally subject to prosecution for pricing decisions.

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While antitrust laws do punish the companies and not individuals in the technical terms, individuals working for such companies do get punished as well. When companies are fined for antitrust ...

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