Which of the following, under the Sherman Act, permits a defendant to offer justification for their per se violation?

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The "quick-look" analysis under the Sherman Act allows a court to consider justifications for conduct that might otherwise be considered a per se violation of antitrust laws. This approach is less rigorous than a full rule of reason analysis but more involved than the per se rule, allowing defendants to offer justifications for their actions.

Which of the Following, Under the Sherman Act, Permits a Defendant