Restraints that have a significant impact on interstate commerce do not violate antitrust law.

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Restraints on interstate commerce that have a significant impact and restrict competition violate antitrust law under the Sherman Act. The Act prohibits contracts, combinations, and conspiracies that restrain trade, and courts have consistently interpreted this to include restraints that affect interstate commerce.

Restraints That Have a Significant Impact on Interstate Commerce Do