The "sales" element that must be proved by a plaintiff in any action brought under Section 2(a) of the Clayton Act must be three or more actual sales.

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The "sales" element that must be proved by a plaintiff in any action brought under Section 2(a) of the Clayton Act is not a specific number of actual sales. Instead, the plaintiff must show that the alleged conduct had a substantial impact on interstate commerce.

The "Sales" Element That Must Be Proved by a Plaintiff