To be liable for a Section 2 violation of the Sherman Antitrust Act,there must be concerted action between two or more firms.

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A Section 2 violation of the Sherman Antitrust Act can be committed by a single firm, without the need for concerted action with other firms. Section 2 prohibits monopolization or attempts to monopolize a market, and can be enforced against single firms that engage in anticompetitive behavior such as exclusionary conduct or predatory pricing.

To Be Liable for a Section 2 Violation of the Sherman