Regardless of intent, the laws themselves cover price fixing, formation of cartels, collusion which restrains trade, mergers and acquisitions that create monopo

Regardless of intent, the laws themselves cover price fixing, formation of cartels, collusion which restrains trade, mergers and acquisitions that create monopolies, and monopolization. In other words, monopolistic behavior. People falsely believing that our current anti-trust laws cover a broad range of anti-competitive behavior that they don't has likely contributed to the lack of any new competition legislation in nearly half a century.