Only serious threats of monopolization are condemned as violations of antitrust law.

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Antitrust law is designed to prevent and regulate monopolies or other anti-competitive practices that could harm consumers or restrict fair competition. Only serious threats of monopolization are typically deemed violations of antitrust law, as opposed to normal market competition where one company may gain a competitive advantage over others.

Only Serious Threats of Monopolization Are Condemned as Violations of Antitrust