The courts do not decide which rule is applicable on a case-by-case basis but instead hold that certain practices are per se illegal and others are not.

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This statement is true. The courts have established certain practices as per se illegal, meaning they are automatically deemed unlawful without the need for further analysis on a case-by-case basis. Examples include price-fixing and bid-rigging in antitrust cases.

The Courts Do Not Decide Which Rule Is Applicable on a Case-By-Case