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Do U.S. anti-trust laws prohibit international joint ventures?

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Do U.S. anti-trust laws prohibit international joint ventures?

Joint ventures can raise U.S. anti-trust issues in certain circumstances, especially when the prospective joint venture partners are major existing or potential competitors in the affected national markets. Firms may wish to consider applying for an export trade certificate of review from the Department of Commerce or a business review letter from the Department of Justice when significant federal anti-trust issues are raised by the proposed international joint venture. First of all the antitrust laws are designed to preserve competition between ...

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