Unions are expressly exempted from the provisions of the Sherman Act. Otherwise they would indeed be a conspiracy in restraint of trade, as they were treated by the 19th century courts. --jks Even aside from the examples of Debs & Gompers jailed for 'anti-trust' violation, don't anti-monopoly efforts tend to have anti-union effects? Higher wages for union members, to a certain extent, must come from higher profits of oligopoly or monopoly. More competition, lower wages, no? The example of truckers & trucking companies before & after deregulation may be instructive. Yoshie >>
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