With respect to antitrust violations, the Federal Trade Commission does not enforce (choose all applicable answers) the Federal Trade Commission Act. the Clayton Act. the Sherman Act. any of the federal antitrust laws.

The Federal Trade Commission (FTC) primarily enforces the Federal Trade Commission Act, which prohibits unfair or deceptive acts or practices in commerce. However, it also has the authority to enforce certain provisions of the Clayton Act and the Sherman Act, particularly in relation to antitrust violations. To answer your question regarding which laws the FTC does not enforce, the applicable answers would be: - **any of the federal antitrust laws.** (This is a broad statement that implies the FTC does not enforce all federal antitrust laws, which is true since it does not enforce every aspect of these laws.) The FTC does enforce the Federal Trade Commission Act, the Clayton Act, and the Sherman Act to some extent, so those options would not be correct in the context of your question. Thus, the correct answer is: - **any of the federal antitrust laws.**