The antitrust case standard that holds that it is necessary only to show that an action occurred, not that there was intent or significant impact, is called the
A)rule of reason.
B)antimonopoly rule.
C)predatory pricing rule.
D)per se rule.
E)antidiscrimination.

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The per se rule is the antitrust case standard that holds that it is necessary only to show that an action occurred, not that there was intent or significant impact. This rule applies to practices that are always illegal, such as price-fixing and bid rigging. The other options are not correct interpretations of this rule.

The Antitrust Case Standard That Holds That It Is Necessary